Bible

by Bible

Genesis appropriately stands as the first book of the OT and serves as an essential introduction to the whole Bible.

Isaiah Berlin

by Michael Ignatieff, Michael Ignatieff

Albany is set back behind a small carriage yard off Piccadilly, opposite Hatchards bookshop and Fortnum & Mason's.

A critical appraisal of Sir Isaiah Berlin's political philos...

by Robert Kocis

Isaiah Berlin

by Avishai Margalit, Edna Ullmann-Margalit

Encounters with Isaiah Berlin were always pivotal for Jonathan Lieberson and myself.

The book of Isaiah

by Henry Hardy

Pluralism without relativism

by João Carlos Espada, Marc F. Plattner

Isaiah Berlin

by Arie Dubnov

The Cambridge Companion to Isaiah Berlin

by Joshua L. Cherniss, Steven B. Smith

Political Ideas in the Romantic Age

by Isaiah Berlin

THE CENTRAL ISSUE of political philosophy is the question 'Why should any man obey any other man or body of men?' - or (...

Isaiah Berlin, en toutes libertés

by Isaiah Berlin, Ramin Jahanbegloo

Philosophy of Isaiah Berlin

by Johnny Lyons

Liberty

by Isaiah Berlin

IN THE YEAR that Isaiah Berlin died, I was invited by The Times Higher Education Supplement to contribute to their 'Spea...

Book of Isaiah

by Hardy, Henry, Jr.

Encounters with Isaiah Berlin

by Andrzej Walicki

Affirming

by Isaiah Berlin, Henry Hardy

Enlightening

by Isaiah Berlin

The First and the Last

by Isaiah Berlin

Isaiah Berlin came to England in early 1921, aged eleven, with virtually no English.

Flourishing

by Isaiah Berlin

Reshamim ishiyim

by Isaiah Berlin

The Soviet Mind

by Isaiah Berlin

THE SOVIET literary scene is a peculiar one, and in order to understand it few analogies from the West are of use.