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Ingo Schulze, a keen observer of society, emphasizes that true resistance begins with awareness. This collection of speeches and essays reflects his extensive political and cultural engagement, articulating a vision of a world ripe for change. It revives the almost forgotten question: "What do we want?" The expanded paperback edition includes three parts. Part I covers topics such as his experiences in the provinces, reflections on Alfred Döblin, and a foreword to Raymond Carver's work. It also includes tributes to Wolfgang Hilbig and discussions on literary figures like Anton Tschechow and Vladimir Sorokin. Part II delves into various literary critiques and laudatory pieces, addressing authors like Jurek Becker and Graham Greene, as well as acknowledging the contributions of contemporary writers. Part III explores themes like the reconstruction of Dresden, the significance of memorials, and the essence of civil disobedience. Schulze's reflections on the future of capitalism and the implications of societal labels underscore his critical stance on contemporary issues. Through these essays, he invites readers to engage with the pressing questions of our time, urging a collective re-examination of our values and aspirations.