<DIV><DIV><DIV>Tzvetan Todorov is one of Europe's leading intellectuals. Beyond his work in cultural and literary theory, philosophy and psychoanalysis, Todorov's influence is extraordinarily far-reaching specifically because of the clarity of his writing and his refusal to be bound by systems of thought and disciplinary straitjackets.<DIV>&nbsp;<DIV>Todorov's many writings include <I>The Poetics of Prose</I>, <I>The Conquest of America, Mikhail Bakhtin: The Dialogical Principle</I>, <I>Facing the Extreme: Moral Life in the Concentration Camps</I>, <I>On Human Diversity, Hope</I> and <I>Memory, Imperfect Garden: Lessons from the Twentieth Century and The New World Disorder: Reflections of a European</I>.<DIV><DIV>&nbsp;<DIV><I>Duties and Delights</I> presents a series of interviews with Tzvetan Todorov which illuminate the paths that he has taken, the paths that he has crossed and the paths that he has opened up for others.</DIV>