The Isaiah Berlin Catalogue

Bowra, C. M., Memories: 1898–1939 (London, 1966: Weidenfeld & Nicolson)

Buder, Leonard, ‘Sir Isaiah Berlin, Philosopher, to Join City University in Fall’, New York Times, 8 February 1966, 1

Caute, David, ‘Crisis in All Souls: A Case-History in Reform’, Encounter, March 1966, 3–15

• repr. in Collisions: Essays and Reviews (London, 1974: Quartet Books), 12–40, with a postscript dated January 1973, 40–5

Cooke, Alistair, ‘An Appointment in New York for Sir Isaiah Berlin’, Guardian, 9 February 1966, 11

Crick, Bernard R., Freedom as Politics (Sheffield, 1966: University of Sheffield)

• repr. in his Political Theory and Practice (London, [1972])

Macfarlane, L. J., ‘On Two Concepts of Liberty’, Political Studies 14 no. 1 (1966), 77–81

Preface to H. G. Schenk, The Mind of the European Romantics

Japanese

• Romansyugi no seishin, trans. Keizo Ikimatsu and Akiko Tsukamoto, (Tokyo, 1975: Misuzu Shobo), ix-xv

Spanish

'L.B. Namier: A Personal Impression'

Polish

• 'L. B. Namier' in Lewis Bernstein Namier, 1848 Rewolucja Intelektualistów, trans. Andrzej Ehrlich (Kraków, 2013: Universitas)

The Romantic Movement in Europe

• Talk
• First transmission: 3/2/67 BBC Home Service
• Duration: 19 minutes
• Series: Talks for Sixth Forms: Four Distinguished Men
• Producer: Tom Butcher
• Transcript: BBC Written Archives (School Scripts Talks for VIth Forms)

The Russian Preoccupation with Historicism

• Lecture at the University of Sussex
• Recording date: c.1967
• Duration: 1 hour 3 minutes
• Recording: University of Sussex Library
• Listen here
• View Document (below) for transcript; and see also Bib.297, Four Lectures on Russian Historicism

Contribution to Cecil Woolf and John Bagguley (eds), Authors take Sides on Vietnam (New York, 1967: Simon and Schuster), 20–1

• repr. as ‘Taking Sides on Vietnam’ in Building 601–2

(with others) ‘Issues Behind the Oxford Fund’, (letter), The Times, 7 July 1967, 9

(with others) ‘Victor Gollancz’ (letter), The Times, 1 August 1967, 9

The published summary of the proceedings of a conference at the LSE 19–21 May 1967, held under the title ‘To Define Populism’; Government and Opposition 3 no. 2 (1968), 137–79 at 140, 173–8

• For IB's contributions to the conference see Bib.111(b)(i)
• A complete transcript of the proceedings of the conference, including more material by IB, is in the library of the LSE under the title ‘London School of Economics Conference on Populism, May 20–21, 1967: Verbatim report’, shelfmark HN 17 C74

d’Entrèves, Alessandro Passerin, La dottrina dello stato (Turin, 1967: Giappichelli), 281–312

Quinton, Anthony (ed.), Political Philosophy (London, 1967: Oxford University Press)

MacCallum, Gerald C., Jr, ‘Berlin on the Compatibility of Values, Ideals, and “Ends” ’, Ethics 77 (1966–7), 139–45

MacCallum, Gerald C., jr, ‘Negative and Positive Freedom’, Philosophical Review 76 (1967), 312–34

• repr. as ‘Negative and Positive Liberty’ in Peter Laslett, W. G. Runciman and Quentin Skinner (eds), Philosophy, Politics and Society, 4th Series (Oxford, 1972: Blackwell)

(in Hebrew) Persitz, Raaphi, ‘Professor Isaiah Berlin: The Troubadour of Ideas’, Ha'aretz, 29 December 1967, 10

• a survey of IB’s main ideas

Stover, Robert, The Nature of Historical Thinking (Chapel Hill, 1967: University of North Carolina Press)

• abstract in The Philosopher’s Index website