Lying and Politics: The Relevance of Hannah Arendt

Join Seyla Benhabib, Professor Emerita of Political Science and Philosophy at Yale University and Senior Research Fellow and Professor Adjunct of Law at Columbia University; Roger Berkowitz, Founder and Academic Director of the Hannah Arendt Center for Politics and Humanities at Bard College; and David Bromwich, Sterling Professor of English at Yale University, for a discussion of the brilliance and relevance of Arendt’s essays, newly brought together in Hannah Arendt: On Lying and Politics.
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[@rz52608]

Incredible program. Thank you so much for uploading these. It's been tough to make them when they are a LIVE event as it's during my child's bedtime but I really wanted to hear this one (among many, many others)

[@caballosinnombre3981]

Colon Powell had record of lying bout Mei lai, too In "moments of truth", Mr/Powell was a company man to the core.

[@Johnconno]

America invented public relations. Goebbels was a fan of Edward Bernays, lessons were learned.

[@kingmj87]

No, the United States absolutely did not “invent public relations.” Religions have served the basic function of controlling/steering the communal perception of reality virtually universally from at least the dawn of civilization.