‘Induction and Hypothesis’, Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society supplementary vol. 16 (1937), 63–102

‘Boyd Neel String Orchestra’, Oxford Magazine 55 (1936–7), 588–9

Contribution (extract from a personal letter) to Daniel Henry Hertz: In Memoriam (London, 1936: privately printed), 7; whole letter (19 September 1936) published at F 197

‘Plato’, review of G. M. A. Grube, Plato’s Thought, and Vladimir Solovyev, Plato, trans. Richard Gill, with a note on Solovyev by Janko Lavrin, London Mercury 33 (1935–6), 452–3

• Review of G. M. A. Grube, Plato’s Thought (London, 1935: Methuen)
• Vladimir Solovyev, Plato, trans. Richard Gill, with a note on Solovev by Janko Lavrin (London, [1935]: Stanley Nott)
• Published in the London Mercury 33 (1935–6), 452–3
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‘Obscurum per obscurius’, review of T. A. Jackson, Dialectics, The Spectator 156 (1936), 888

• A review of T. A. Jackson, Dialectics: The Logic of Marxism, and Its Critics – An Essay in Exploration (London, [1936]: Lawrence and Wishart)
• Published in The Spectator 156 (1936), 15 May, 888

‘Gramophone Notes’, Oxford Magazine 54 (1935–6), 370 (unattributed), 463–4, 717; 55 (1936–7), 182

‘The Future of Music’, review of Cecil Gray, Predicaments, or Music and the Future, Spectator 157 (1936), 317–18

• For text see the compilation 'Isaiah Berlin on Music', Bib.299

‘The Second Confucius’, a review of John Dewey, Art as Experience, London Mercury 31 (1934–5), 387–8

‘Musiciens d’autrefois’, review of Bernard van Dieren, Down Among the Dead Men, Spectator 155 (1935), 732 (letter, 906)

• For text see the compilation 'Isaiah Berlin on Music', Bib.299

‘Impressionist Philosophy’, review of Henri Bergson, The Two Sources of Morality and Religion, trans. R. A. Andra and C. Brereton, London Mercury 32 (1935), 489–90