
Bernard Lewis
May 31, 1916 – May 19, 2018
Bernard Lewis was a renowned historian specializing in the Middle East, whose influential works explored the region's complex history and contemporary challenges. He approached the subject with a deep understanding of its cultural and political dynamics, offering insightful analyses that resonated widely. Lewis's writings are characterized by their scholarly rigor and their ability to illuminate intricate historical narratives for a broad readership. His contributions significantly shaped the understanding of Middle Eastern affairs globally.
1987The Assassins
2002Arabs in History
2002What Went Wrong?
2009The Middle East
2010Faith and Power
2013Legacies