Isaiah Berlin
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Isaiah Berlin: A Life
By Michael IgnatieffOn IB's role when the CIA's role in Encounter became known , see M. Lasky to IB , 13.4.67 ; IB to S. Spender , 30.5.67 ; also Mel Lasky to Dwight MacDonald , 12.4.67 ; and IB to Melvin Lasky , 18.4.67 , in Josselson Papers , Harry ...
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Isaiah Berlin: A Value Pluralist and Humanist View of Human Nature and the Meaning of Life
By Connie Aarsbergen-LigtvoetCharles Taylor describes this situation as “a bomb that was planted in the academy but somehow failed to go off.” The reason that Taylor gives for this is “just because Isaiah said to all and sundry that he had more or less 'emigrated' ...
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Isaiah Berlin: Liberty, Pluralism and Liberalism
By George CrowderAn accessible introduction to the ideas of Isaiah Berlin, this work argues that Berlin's critique of the modern enemies of liberty is exciting and powerful, but also that the coherence of his thought is threatened by a tension between its ...
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Isaiah Berlin: A Value Pluralist and Humanist View of Human Nature and the Meaning of Life
By Connie Aarsbergen-LigtvoetThis study describes the anthropology of Sir Isaiah Berlin (1909-1997), value pluralism’s founding father.
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Isaiah Berlin: A Celebration
By Avishai Margalit, Edna Ullmann-Margalit. The essays testify to the character of Berlin's mind as a luminous prism, in which the cultural traditions of Russia, England and Judaism are marvelously refracted."—John Gray, Times Literary Supplement "[T]he collection testifies to ...
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Isaiah Berlin: An Interpretation of His Thought
By John GrayIn this book, they are shown to be animated by a single, powerful, subversive idea: value-pluralism which affirms the reality of a deep conflict between ultimate human values that reason cannot resolve.
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Isaiah Berlin
By John GrayA study of the political philosophy of the Russian born thinker explains how Isaiah Berlin came to reject ideological frameworks in favor of a pluralism that acknowledges the inevitable diversity of human values.
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Isaiah Berlin: Liberty and Pluralism
By George CrowderAn accessible introduction to the ideas of Isaiah Berlin, this work argues that Berlin's critique of the modern enemies of liberty is exciting and powerful, but also that the coherence of his thought is threatened by a tension between its ...
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Isaiah Berlin: A Life
By Michael IgnatieffIsaiah Berlin was witness to a century.
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Isaiah Berlin
By John GrayIn this critical introduction to the works and ideas of Isaiah Berlin, the author pays special attention to Berlin's political thinking, but brings out the connections between it and Berlin's...
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Isaiah Berlin
By Jeffrey FriedmanThis book was originally published as a special issue of Critical Review.