André Glucksmann

André Glucksmann is a French philosopher who supported the 1960s protest movement and opposed the communist regimes of eastern Europe. He struggles against complacency in the face of totalitarian ideology of whatever kind. His most recent book is Dostoïevski à Manhattan.

Bin Laden, Dostoevsky and the reality principle: an interview with André Glucksmann

Europe is trapped by complacency and an all too human desire for oblivious contentment, says a leading French philosopher. This helps ensure the success of the nihilistic terror and extremist

By André Glucksmann

/ 2 May 2011