The Isaiah Berlin Catalogue

Mori, Tatsuya, ‘Isaiah Berlin no rinriteki tagenron: tagenteki jyoukyou ni okeru rikai to handan’ [‘Isaiah Berlin’s Ethical Pluralism: Multiplicity, Understanding and Practical Judgement’], Waseda seiji kouhou kenkyu [Waseda Study of Politics and Public Law] no. 69 (2002), 301–27

Polanowska-Sygulska, Beata, ‘Dwie twarze liberalizmu’ [Two faces of liberalism], review of John Gray, Two Faces of Liberalism, Przegląd polityczny 56 (2002), 150

Polanowska-Sygulska, Beata, ‘Tożsamość na styku trzech kultur’ [‘An Identity Where Three Cultures Meet’], Przegląd Polityczny no. 54 (2002), 106–19

Reder, Martin W., ‘Reply to Hamowy’s Note on Hayek and Anti-Semitism’, History of Political Economy 34 no. 1 (2002), 261–72

Ricciardi, Mario, ‘Rawls in Italy’, European Journal of Political Theory 1 no. 2 (2002), 229–41

Richards, Robert J., The Romantic Conception of Life: Science and Philosophy in the Age of Goethe (Chicago/London, 2002: University of Chicago Press), 6, 201–2

• states that IB’s interpretation of romantic thinkers should be accepted only with ‘severe qualification’

Riley, Jonathan, ‘Defending Cultural Pluralism within Liberal Limits’, Political Theory 30 no. 1 (February 2002), 68–97

Sabl, Andrew, ‘When Bad Things Happen from Good People (and Vice-Versa): Hume’s Political Ethics of Revolution’, Polity 35 no. 1 (Fall 2002), 73–92

Sacks, Jonathan, The Dignity of Difference (London and New York, 2002: Continuum), 45–6, 62–3

Sasaki, Takeshi, ‘ “Rikkyakuten” no jikaku: I. Berlin ni okeru “seishinshi” gainen ni kansuru oboegaki’ [‘Isaiah Berlin’s Notion of Intellectual History as an Enquiry into the Foundations of Thought’], Nihon daigaku daigakuin sougou shakai jyouhou kennkyū ka kiyou [Nihon University GSSC Journal] no. 3 (2002), 1–14

Skinner, Quentin, ‘A Third Concept of Liberty’, the British Academy’s inaugural Isaiah Berlin Lecture, Proceedings of the British Academy 117, 2001 Lectures (2002)

• shortened version, London Review of Books, 4 April 2002, 16–18

Stoppard, Tom, ‘The question is: Why should anyone obey anyone else?’, Daily Telegraph, 2 May 2002, 28

• extract from Stoppard’s address 1 May 2002 at a liberty symposium organised by the Daily Telegraph

Stoppard, Tom, ‘The Forgotten Revolutionary’, Observer (Culture), 2 June 2002, D5

Tada, Masuki, ‘Kindai gourishugi hihan no shoshisou: Isaiah Berlin no shosetsu wo megutte’ [‘Isaiah Berlin’s Ideas on Anti-Rationalism’], Yokohama syoudai ronsyu [Bulletin of Yokohama College of Commerce] 35 nos 1–2 (2002), 39–57

Ueno, Daiki, ‘Berlin no. liberalizumu ni okeru gengo bunseki to rekishi/shakai bunseki: “zentaishugi” tanjyo no. hutatsu no. keiki to syoukyokuteki jiyū no. minimarizumu ni tsuite’ [‘Linguistic Analysis and Historical Sociology in Isaiah Berlin’s Liberalism’], Yokkaichi daigaku sougou seisaku gakubu ronshu [Yokkaichi University Journal of Policy Management] 10 nos 1–2 (2011), 13–32

Veca, Salvatore, La bellezza e gli oppressi (Milan, 2002: Feltrinelli)

Viroli, Maurizio, Die Idee der Republikanischen Freiheit: Von Machiavelli bis heute (Zürich, 2002: Pendo), 49–53

• on republican liberty: cf. Quentin Skinner

Walicki, Andrzej, ‘Isaiaha Berlina intelektualna historia Rosji’ [Isaiah Berlin’s intellectual history of Russia], postscript to a forthcoming Polish translation of Russian Thinkers, Przegląd polityczny no. 54 (2002), 134–50

• expanded when included in the translation (see Walicki 2003)

Wang Qian, ‘Aru rekishika to tetsugakusha no. giron: E. H. Carr to Isaiah Berlin no. rekishitetsugaku wo meguru ronsou’ [‘An Argument between a Historian and a Philosopher: The Controversy on the Philosophy of History between E. H. Carr and Isaiah Berlin’], Shisoushi kenkyu [Journal of History of Ideas] no. 2 (2002), 169–185

Weigel, George, ‘A Better Concept of Freedom’, First Things, March 2002, 14–20