Bernard-Henri Lévy with Sam Tanenhaus
Narrated by Sam Tanenhaus
- Released
- March 5, 2009
- Length
- 1 hr 20 mins
- Format
- Speech
- Publisher
- 92nd Street Y
In this engaging conversation, French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy discusses his latest book, Left In Dark Times, with Sam Tanenhaus, senior editor of The New York Times Book Review. Lévy advocates for a renewed left that embraces universal values and ethical commitments, delving into issues such as left-wing anti-Zionism, domestic anti-Americanism, and their global repercussions.
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