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1. berlin.wolf.ox.ac.uk › indexIBVL - University of Oxford

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   IBVL. ISAIAH BERLIN (1909–1997) was one of the most celebrated thinkers of the twentieth century. His defence of freedom and diversity against control and uniformity is widely endorsed. His distinction between the monist hedgehog and the pluralist fox, and his celebration of ‘the crooked timber of humanity’, have entered the vocabulary of ...

2. isaiah-berlin.wolfson.ox.ac.ukIsaiah Berlin Online

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   Isaiah Berlin, philosopher of liberty, wrote in 1988: 'To force people into the neat uniforms demanded by dogmatically believed-in schemes is almost always the road to inhumanity. We can do only what we can: but that we must do, against difficulties'.

3. plato.stanford.edu › entries › berlinIsaiah Berlin (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)

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   Isaiah Berlin (1909–97) was a naturalised British philosopher, historian of ideas, political theorist, educator, public intellectual and moralist, and essayist. He was renowned for his conversational brilliance, his defence of liberalism and pluralism, his opposition to political extremism and intellectual fanaticism, and his accessible ...

4. www.isaiahberlin.org › en › isaiah_berlinIsaiah Berlin

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   Life. Isaiah Berlin was born in Riga on June 6, 1909. After experiencing a blissful youth as the only child of a wealthy merchant, in 1915 the tumult of the First World War caused his family to abandon Riga for Andreapol and later Petrograd. Once in Russia, however, unrest was soon to resurge: in 1917, they witnessed both the February and ...

5. www.perlentaucher.de › buch › isaiah-berlinIsaiah Berlin: Die Wurzeln der Romantik - Perlentaucher

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   Isaiah Berlin Isaiah Berlin wurde 1909 in Riga geboren, zog mit seiner Familie 1915 nach Russland und kam schließlich 1921 nach England. In Oxford lehrte er später Philosophie. Der herausragende und vielfach ausgezeichnete Ideengeschichtler starb 1997. Im Berlin Verlag erschienen bisher sein Buch über Johann Georg Hamann, "Der Magus in ...

6. www.suhrkamp.de › buch › isaiah-berlin-der-igel-und-der-fuchsDer Igel und der Fuchs. Buch von Isaiah Berlin (Suhrkamp Verlag)

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   18. Mai 2009 · »Der Fuchs weiß viele Dinge, aber der Igel weiß ein großes Ding.« Dieses Versfragment des griechischen Dichters Archilochos beschreibt die zentrale These von Isaiah Berlins (1909–1997) meisterhaftem Essay über Tolstoj, in dem er eine fundamentale Unterscheidung trifft – zwischen Leuten (Füchsen), die sich von einer unendlichen Vielfalt von Dingen angezogen fühlen, und solchen ...

7. berlin.wolf.ox.ac.uk › published_works › tclTwo Concepts of Liberty - University of Oxford

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   Isaiah Berlin’s inaugural lecture as Oxford’s Chichele Professor of Social and Political Theory, ’Two Concepts of Liberty’, has its proximate origins in the text of his Political Ideas in the Romantic Age (PIRA). The lecture was delivered and published in 1958, and ever since it appeared it has been the most discussed and the most contested of his texts. Parts of it have given rise to ...