Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know

Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 2021

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Before You Read

Summary

Chapter Summaries & Analyses

Prologue and Part 1, Chapter 1

Part 1, Chapters 2-4

Part 2, Chapters 5-7

Part 3, Chapters 8-10

Part 4, Chapter 11 and Epilogue

Key Figures

Themes

Index of Terms

Important Quotes

Essay Topics

Tools

Discussion Questions

Essay Topics

Throughout the book, Grant argues that we must learn to divorce our identity from our ideas. To what extent do you agree with his claim? What evidence can you draw on to support your view?

What is a core part of your identity that Grant might believe should be separated out as an idea? Where did this idea come from? Do you believe you would be able to let this idea go? Why or why not?

Consider a strongly held belief you hold. What evidence would it take for you to change your opinion? Are you open to revising your stance? Why or why not? How does your experience investigating a closely held view relate to Grant’s text?