The Isaiah Berlin Catalogue

Hama, Shinichiro, ‘Berlin “Hutatsu no jiyu gainen” no genkei’ [‘The Original Model of Berlin’s “Two Concepts of Liberty” ’], in K. Nakamura, T. Kiriyama and K. Yamamoto (eds), Shakai Henkaku to Shakai Kagaku [Social Change and Social Science] (Kyoto, 2017: Showado)

Hama, Shinichiro, ‘Berlin jiyuron to Herzen: Roshia ni okeru Doitsu Romanshugi’ [‘Berlin and Herzen on Individual Liberty: German Romanticism in Russia’], Doshisha Hogaku [The Doshisha Law Review (The Doshisha Law Association, Faculty of Law, Doshisha University)] 68 no. 8 (2017), 1–21

Hama, Shinichiro, ‘Isaiah Berlin no nashonarizumu ron’ [‘Isaiah Berlin on Nationalism’], Doshisha Hogaku [The Doshisha Law Review] 68 no. 5 (2017), 65–96

Hama, Shinichiro, ‘Berlin “Hutatsu no Jiyu Gainen” no Genkei’ [‘The Original Model of Berlin’s “Two Concepts of Liberty” ’], in K. Nakamura, T. Kiriyama and K. Yamamoto (eds), Shakai Henkaku to Shakai Kagaku [Social Change and Social Science] (Kyoto, 2017: Showado)

Hardy, Henry, ‘Isaiah Berlin el hombre’ [‘Isaiah Berlin the Man’], Cuadernos de pensamiento político no. 54 (April/June 2017), 33–41

Jay, Martin, ‘Walter Benjamin and Isaiah Berlin: Modes of Jewish Intellectual Life in the Twentieth Century’, Critical Inquiry 43 no. 3 (Spring 2017), 719–37

Kitaj, R. B., Confessions of an Old Jewish Painter (Munich, 2017: Schirmer/Mosel)

• see pp. 33, 51, 184, 189, 251, 252, 253, 268, 270, 271, 292, 297, 326–7, 381

Lertsatienchai, Pakorn, ‘Isaiah Berlin, Rabindranath Tagore and the Consciousness of Nationality’, Nisit Review, 11 December 2017

Orr, James, ‘Berlinian Pluralism and Abrahamic Monotheism’, Political Theology 18 no. 5 (August 2017), 441–57

Vējš, Jānis Nameisis, (in Latvian with an English summary reproduced below) Četras esejas par Berlinu [Four Essays on Berlin] (Riga, 2017: Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, University of Latvia)

• includes a Latvian translation of 'European Unity and Its Vicissitudes'

View Document (below) for the author's summary of the work

Bachega, Leandro, ‘Pluralismo e liberdade no pensamento de Isaiah Berlin’ [‘Pluralism and Liberty in the Thought of Isaiah Berlin’], MA thesis, Pontifical Catholic University of São Paolo, 2017

Della Casa, Alessandro, ‘Nazionalismo, sionismo e appartenenza in Isaiah Berlin’ [‘Nationalism, Zionism and Belonging in Isaiah Berlin’], Ph.D. thesis, Tuscia University, Viterbo (2017)

• View document (below) for abstract

Musachio, Ben, ‘Isaiah Berlin’s Reports on His Visit to Soviet Russia in 1945–46’, undergraduate thesis, Stanford University (2017)

Positive and Negative Freedom

• ‘Philosopher Angie Hobbs talks about two kinds of freedom: negative and positive. The distinction was made by Isaiah Berlin but derives from the ideas of the Greek philosopher Plato.’
• First transmission: 12.04 p.m. 14/8/18 BBC Radio 4
• Duration: 11 minutes
• Series: A History of Ideas
• Presenter: Angie Hobbs
• Speakers: Isaiah Berlin, Satish Kumar, Jesse Norman
• Recording: BBC Sounds

Re-thinking the Human Condition

• ‘Public intellectuals across time plus memory lessons with Matthew Sweet and Berlin’s editor, Henry Hardy, theologist Dafydd Daniel, writer Hilde Østby and scientist Ylva Østby’
• First transmission: 10.00 p.m. 1/11/18 BBC Radio 3
• Duration: 46 minutes
• Series: Free Thinking
• Presenter: Matthew Sweet
• Speakers: Henry Hardy, Dafydd Daniel, Hilde Østby, Ylva Østby
• Recording: BBC Sounds

Collignon, Stefan, ‘Negative and Positive Liberty and the Freedom to Choose in Isaiah Berlin and Jean-Jacques Rousseau’, Journal of Philosophical Economics: Reflections on Economic and Social Issues 12 no. 1 (Autumn 2018), 36–64

Gaddis, John Lewis, On Grand Strategy (New York, 2018: Penguin Press)

• see esp. chapter 10, ‘Isaiah’

Granovskaya, Ol'ga Leonidovna, ‘Lev Shestov i Isaiya Berlin: filosofiya tragedii i konflikta na perekrestke kul'turnykh’ [‘Lev Shestov and Isaiah Berlin: Philosophy of Tragedy and Conflict at the Crossroads of Cultures’], Gumanitarnie issledovaniya v Vostochnoy Sibiri i na Dal'nem Vostoke [Humanities Research in Eastern Siberia and the Far East] 2018 no. 3 (45), 138–47