The Isaiah Berlin Catalogue

Pollard, Sydney, ‘Economic History – A Science of Society?’, Past and Present 30 (April 1965), 3–22

Ryan, Alan, ‘Freedom’, Philosophy 40 (April 1965), 93–112

• abstract in The Philosopher’s Index website

Thomas, D. O., ‘Political Philosophy Today’, Philosophy 40 (April 1965), 162–164

White, Morton, The Foundations of Historical Knowledge (New York, 1965: Harper & Row), 275 ff.

Rowse, A. L., ‘Sir Isaiah Berlin’

• Transcribed from the unpublished manuscript ‘Private Lives of the Fellows of All Souls’, vol. 2 [1965], University of Exeter, Special Collections, EUL MS113/1/2/4/2

‘Herder and the Enlightenment’

Spanish

• ‘Herder’, trans. Hernando Valencia Goelkel, in ECO: Revista de lacultura de occidente (Bogota) 12, Nos 2–4 (December–February 1965) [Nos 68–70], respectively 133–58, 299–336, 392–424
• ‘Herder y la Illustración’, in Isaiah Berlin, Antología de ensayos, ed. Joaquín Abellán (Madrid, 1995: Espasa Calpe)

‘Sulla teoria del Vico circa la conoscenza storica’ In Lettere italiane 17 no. 4 (October–December 1965), 420–31

Two Enemies of the Enlightenment:

The Second Onslaught: Joseph de Maistre and Open Obscurantism

• Woodbridge Lecture, Columbia University, New York
• Recording date: (27?) October 1965
• Duration: 61 minutes
• Series: ‘Two Enemies of the Enlightenment’ (four lectures by IB, of which this was the 3rd – cf. previous item)
• Transcript: made by Henry Hardy (edited) (View Document below)
• Recording: BLSA Tape T11064WR - available here; OU podcast; available on YouTube here
• Publication: cf. ‘Joseph de Maistre and the Origins of Fascism’, in The Crooked Timber of Humanity: Chapters in the History of Ideas (London, 1990: John Murray; New York, 1991: Knopf; London, 1991: Fontana Press; New York, 1992: Vintage Books) = Bib.200
• NB: there is no written or spoken record of the first and last of the four lectures

New Oxford College: an interview with Derek Cooper on IB's appointment as the founding ‘Master’ [i.e. President] of Wolfson College, Oxford

• Recording date: 29/6/66
• First transmission: 7.15/8.15 am 30/6/66 BBC Home Service
• Series: Today
• Presenter: Jack de Manio
• Transcript: BBC Written Archives (presenter’s contributions only); IB’s contributions transcribed by Henry Hardy
• Recording: BBC Sound Archives LP30291

Seeing is Believing: The Role of Educational Television in Israel

• A short contribution to a 50-minute film made by the Instructional Television Trust (ITT), to mark the opening of Instructional Television - an initiative designed to create educational television for Israel
• Recording date: unknown
• First transmission: private screening by the ITT, Tel Aviv, 24 March 1966
• Publication: see Bib.106(b) for a transcript
• Recording (available only in Israel); a clip of IB’s contribution is available here

Introduction to Marc Raeff (ed.), Russian Intellectual History (New York/Chicago/Burlingame, 1966: Harcourt, Brace and World; Hassocks, 1978: Harvester; New York, 1978: Humanities Press), 3–11

• repr. as ‘Russian Intellectual History’ in The Power of Ideas (2nd ed., 2013)

Preface to H. G. Schenk, The Mind of the European Romantics (London, 1966: Constable; New York, 1969: Doubleday; Oxford, 1979: Oxford University Press), xiii–xviii

• repr. as ‘The Essence of European Romanticism’ in The Power of Ideas (2nd ed., 2013)
• trans. Japanese, Spanish

‘L. B. Namier: A Personal Impression’, in Martin Gilbert (ed.), A Century of Conflict, 1850–1950: Essays for A. J. P. Taylor (London, 1966: Hamish Hamilton)

• repr. in Encounter 27 no. 5 (November 1966), 32–42 (and see letter, 28 no. 1 (January 1967), 92 - view document below)
• Journal of Historical Studies 1 (1967–8), 117–36
• Personal Impressions

(with Mary McCarthy and others) ‘The Founders’ (letter), Time, 16 September 1966, 10

‘The Great Blood Libel Case’, review of Maurice Samuel, Blood Accusation: The Strange History of the Beiliss Case, Jewish Chronicle Literary Supplement, 23 December 1966, 3–4

• repr. as ‘The Beiliss Case: Prelude to Revolution’ in Midstream 13 No.2 (February 1967), 66–72

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‘New Ways in History’ (letter), The Times Literary Supplement, 21 April 1966, 347

• repr. Building, 275–7

Endorsement of Walter Kaufmann, Hegel: Reinterpretation, Texts and Commentary

• on jacket of UK edition (London, 1966: Weidenfeld and Nicolson)
• on cover of US paperback edition, Hegel: A Reinterpretation (New York, 1966: Anchor Books)
• repr. on Walter Kaufmann, Discovering the Mind (New York, 1980: McGraw-Hill), vol. 1, Goethe, Kant and Hegel

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‘Seeing is Believing: The Role of Educational Television in Israel’

• remarks by IB, made as part of a 50-minute film that was produced to mark the opening of Instructional Television - an initiative of the Instructional Television Trust (ITT), designed to create educational television for Israel
• broadcast privately in Israel by the ITT, 24 March 1966
• see also B.36(a)

View document (below) for transcript

The Social Responsibility of the Artist.

• Text of a lecture delivered at the eighty-first annual meeting of the Modern Language Association of America, New York City, Tuesday 27 December 1966

Henry Brandon, ‘A Philosopher Looks at the Future’, in Conversations with Henry Brandon (London, 1966: Deutsch), 11–39

• unauthorised repr., ‘My Hopes and Fears’, Sunday Times, 6 November 1966, 41–2