The Isaiah Berlin Catalogue

Cherniss, Joshua and Henry Hardy, ‘Berlin, Isaiah’, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Christman, John, ‘Saving Positive Freedom’, Political Theory 33 (2005), 79–88

Dubnov, Arie, ‘Liberal or Zionist? Ambiguity or Ambivalence? Reply to Jonathan Hogg’, Eras (2005)

Galston, William A., The Practice of Liberal Pluralism (Cambridge, 2005: Cambridge University Press)

Groß, Steffen W., Kultur, Markt und Freheit: Eine problemorientierte Heranführung an die Philosophie der Kultur (Würzburg, 2005: Königshausen & Neumann), esp. 133–44, ‘Freheit im Plural: Isaiah Berlin’

Haffenden, John, William Empson, vol. 1, Among the Mandarins (Oxford, 2005: Oxford University Press), 409 only

Hama, Shinichiro, ‘Kachitagenron no tetsugaku to bouryoku toiu aku’ [‘Value-Pluralism and Concepts of Evil’], Doshisha hogaku [Doshisha Law Review (The Doshisha Law Association, Faculty of Law, Doshisha University)] 57 no. 3 (2005), 37–102

Hosoya, Yuichi, ‘Shisouka to shite no. gaikoukan: Isaiah Berlin’ [‘The Diplomat as Thinker: Isaiah Berlin’], chapter 5 of id., Daieiteikoku no. gaikokan [The Diplomats of the British Empire] (Tokyo, 2005: Chikuma)

• on Harold Nicolson, E. H. Carr, Duff Cooper, IB and Oliver Franks
• includes a photo of IB sitting beside the Queen on 8 April 1997, when she invited the holders of the Order of Merit to lunch

Jyunichi, Saito, Jiyū [Freedom] (Tokyo, 2005: Iwanami Shoten), chapter 2

Liu, Qing, ‘Rethinking Isaiah Berlin’s Thesis of Value Pluralism’ (in Chinese), Journal of East China Normal University No 6 (2005), 38–48

• View Document (below) for a short abstract (in English)

Mendus, Susan, ‘Saving One’s Soul or Founding a State: Morality and Politics’ (the Prof. Sir Isaiah Berlin Lecture for 2005, University of Haifa, Center for Democratic Studies, 23 November 2005), Philosophia 34 (2006), 233–41

Miller, David, ‘Crooked Timber or Bent Twig? Isaiah Berlin’s Nationalism’, Political Studies 53 (2005), 100–23

• repr. in The One and the Many

Mori, Tatsuya, ‘Isaiah Berlin no toraeru hankeimoushugisisou no tancho: jitsuzonteki rekisikan wo tegakari toshite’ [‘Isaiah Berlin and the Origin of the Counter-Enlightenment: on his “Existentialist” View of History’], Igirisu tetsugaku kenkyu [Studies in British Philosophy] no. 28 (2005), 19–32

Nelson, Eric, ‘Liberty: One Concept Too Many?’, Political Theory 33 (2005) 58–78

Offord, Derek, Journeys to a Graveyard: Perceptions of Europe in Classical Russian Travel Writing (Dordrecht, 2005: Springer), 169–70, 188

• critical of IB on Herzen

Ottolenghi, Emanuele, ‘The Isaiah Berlin Public Lectures in Middle East Dialogue: An Introductory Note’, Israel Studies 10 no. 2 (Summer 2005), v–ix

Pan´kovsky, Anatoly, ‘O tolerantnoi politike kak vazhneishem “vklyuchenii” agonal´nogo liberalizma’ [On political tolerance as a major modification of agonistic liberalism], Perekrestki 2005 nos 3–4, 137–50

Parini, Jay, ‘A Conversation in Oxford – in memoriam Isaiah Berlin’, in id., The Art of Subtraction: New and Selected Poems (New York, 2005: George Braziller), 127–8

Plaw, Avery, ‘Re-visiting Berlin: Why Two Liberties are Better than One’, Politics and Ethics Review 1 no. 2 (Fall 2005), 138–57

Ryan, Alan, ‘Isaiah Berlin, 1909–1997’, Proceedings of the British Academy 130 (2005), 3–20