The Isaiah Berlin Catalogue

Carter, Ian, ‘Positive and Negative Liberty’, in Edward N. Zalta (ed.), The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Crowder, George, ‘Hedgehog and Fox’, Australian Journal of Political Science 38 no. 2 (July 2003), 333–77

• review article covering The First and the Last, The Power of Ideas, Freedom and its Betrayal, Three Critics of the Enlightenment and The Legacy of Isaiah Berlin

Crowder, George, ‘Pluralism, Relativism and Liberalism in Isaiah Berlin’, paper read at the Australian Political Science Association conference, 2003 (at the University of Tasmania)

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Cuneo, Luca, ‘Un’eredità berliniana: pensare sul crinale del tragico’, Rivista di filosofia neo-scolastica 95 (2003), 475–512

Deguchi Takeshi, ‘ “Motsu jiyū” “aru jiyū” no. shakaigakuteki ningenron: I. Berlin “hutatsu no. jiyū” gainen no. sonzaironteki saikousei’ [‘Anthropology of “Freedom to Have” and “Freedom to Be”: An Ontological Reconstruction of I. Berlin’s Concepts of “Two Liberties” ’], in S. Katagiri and Y. Nibe (eds), Gendai shakai niokeru rekishi to hihan (ge): kindai shihonsei to shutaisei [History and Criticism in Contemporary Sociology 2: Modern Capitalism and Subjectivity] (Tokyo, 2003: Toshindo Publishing), 173–95

Delannoi, Gil, Preface to Isaiah Berlin, Le Sens des réalités, French translation of The Sense of Reality by Gil Delannoi and Alexis Butin (Paris, 2003: Les Éditions des Syrtes), 9–22

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Desiderio, Giancristiano, ‘Isaiah Berlin o del pluralismo’, in id., Le uova e la frittata: filosofia e libertà in Benedetto Croce, Hannah Arendt, Isaiah Berlin (Macerata, 2003: Liberilibri), 83–110

Franco, Paul, ‘The Shapes of Liberal Thought: Oakeshott, Berlin, and Liberalism’, Political Theory 31 no. 4 (August 2003), 484–507

Frazer, Elizabeth, ‘Pluralism and Politics’, paper presented at seminar on ‘Approaches to Pluralism in Muslim Contexts’, Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisations, Aga Khan University, Karachi, October 2003

Gaus, Gerald F., ‘Pluralistic Liberalism: Making Do without Public Reason?’, chapter 2 (pp. 25–55) of Contemporary Theories of Liberalism (London, 2003: Sage)

• a detailed and sophisticated discussion which concludes that IB’s liberalism and value pluralism cannot be reconciled: ‘to the extent Berlin is a pluralist, he is not a liberal; and to the extent he is a liberal, he is not a pluralist’ (p. 50)

Gould, Stephen Jay, The Hedgehog, the Fox, and the Magister’s Pox: Mending the Gap between Science and the Humanities (London, 2003: Jonathan Cape), 3

Hagihara, Nobutoshi, ‘Daimei no nai shohyou’ [‘Untitled Book Review’], in Nobutoshi Hagihara, Jiyū no seishin [The Spirit of Liberty] (Tokyo, 2003: Misuzu), 283–6

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Hanzawa, Takamaro, Yoroppa sisoushi ni okeru ‘seiji’ no. shosou [Aspects of ‘Politics’ in the History of European Thought] (Tokyo, 2003: Iwanami Shoten), 102–119

Hardy, Henry, ‘Isaiah Berlin, Condillac and Herder’ (letter), The Times Literary Supplement, 10 January 2003, 15

• NB: the indent before ‘[Herder]’ is a mistake by the The Times Literary Supplement

Ignatieff, Michael, ‘Arendt’s Example’ (2003)

• Acceptance speech at the Hannah Arendt Prize Ceremony, Bremen, November 28, 2003. 

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Jackson, Ben, ‘Two Faces of Liberalism: Leonard Hobhouse and Isaiah Berlin’, Pelican Record (the magazine of Corpus Christi College, Oxford) 41 no. 4 (December 2003), 38–49

Kawai, Hidekazu, ‘20 seiki no mottomo sugureta jiyūshugisha’ [‘The Greatest Liberal of the Twentieth Century’], Kokusai koryu [International Exchanges], July 2003, 25–31

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McLean, Hugh, ‘Foxes into Hedgehogs: Berlin and Tolstoy’, in Catherine Evtuhov and Stephen Kotkin (eds), The Cultural Gradient: The Transmission of Ideas in Europe, 1789-1991 (Lanham, Md, and Oxford, 2003: Rowman & Littlefield), 283–94

• repr. in Hugh McLean, In Quest of Tolstoy (Boston, 2008: Academic Studies Press), 214–26

Norton, Robert E., ‘The Berlin Error’, review of Condillac’s Essay on the Origin of Human Knowledge, ed. and trans. Hans Aarsleff, The Times Literary Supplement, 27 December 2002, 25

• the quotations are from The Proper Study of Mankind 383 and Three Critics of the Enlightenment 191

Pan´kovsky, Anatoly, ‘Agonal´nyi liberalizm Isaii Berlina’ [Isaiah Berlin's agonistic liberalism], Logos 2003 nos 4–5 (39), 166–77