The Isaiah Berlin Catalogue

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

White, Stuart, ‘Must liberty and equality conflict?’, Renewal 10 no. 1 (2002), 27–38

Wokler, Robert, ‘Isaiah Berlin’s Enlightenment and Counter-Enlightenment’, in András Kovács and Esther Andor (eds), Jewish Studies at the Central European University II, 1999–2001 (Budapest, 2002: Jewish Studies Project, Central European University), 205–19

• repr. in Mali and Wokler 2003 (see under ‘Books on Berlin’)

Hu Chuansheng, Guannian de liliang: yu Bolin duihua [The Power of Ideas: Dialogue with Isaiah Berlin] (Sichuan, 2002, Sichuan People’s Publishing House)

• The book consists of two parts: in the first, IB’s thought is introduced, and in the second the idea of enlightenment in China is discussed.  IB never directly addressed the question of political thought in China, but Hu tries to engage in an imaginative dialogue with him about this, through his reading of IB’s philosophy.

Lassalle, José María (ed.), Isaiah Berlin: una reflexión liberal sobre el ‘otro’ (Madrid, 2002: Fundación para el Análisis y los Estudios Sociales)

Contents:

• José María Lassalle, ‘Isaiah Berlin: una reflexión liberal sobre el “otro” ’
• Carlos Dared, ‘Mi encuentro con Berlin’
• Eusebio Fernández García, ‘Apostillas a una reflexíon sobre Isaiah Berlin’
• Ignacio Gil Lázaro, ‘Berlin: el encuentro con el “otro” ’
• Juan Antonio González Fuentes, ‘De las clasificaciones de Isaiah Berlin, o a propósito de Verdi’
• Dámaso López, ‘Isaiah Berlin: ideas sobre el romanticismo’
• Jesús Ignacío Martínez García, ‘Una impresión sobre Isaiah Berlin’
• José Manuel Ronzay, ‘Pensadores que dejan ruella: Isaiah Berlin’
• Ana Torme, ‘Isaiah Berlin: ¿la conmoción del encuentro?’

Moss, Nancy P., Anna: Love in the Cold War, play about Anna Akhmatova and IB, first produced in Honolulu in 2002, then in New York in 2011

• reviewed by Ekaterina Lalo in Review Fix and by Arlene McKanic in New York Cool; and again in Honolulu in 2012

Cherniss, Joshua, ‘ “A Cautious, Sober Love Affair with Humanity”: Humanism in the Thought of Isaiah Berlin’, Senior Essay in Political Science, Yale University (2002)

Ferrell, Jason, ‘Isaiah Berlin and the Politics of Pluralism’, Ph.D. thesis, McGill University (2002)

Martynenko [later Granovskaya], Ol'ga Leonidovna, ‘Politicheskaya filosofiya Isaii Berlina’ [‘Isaiah Berlin’s Political Philosophy’], Ph.D. thesis, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow (2002)

Plaw, Avery, ‘Isaiah Berlin’s Pluralist Thought and Liberalism’, Ph.D. thesis, McGill University (2002)