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Vor 5 Tagen · As my intellectual hero, Isaiah Berlin, might say, they are incommensurate yardsticks — but that does not mean that they are irrelevant to our well-being. And no one can accuse me of ignoring ...
Vor 19 Stunden · Champions of the neoliberal order, moreover, too often fail to recognize that one person’s freedom is another’s unfreedom — or, as Isaiah Berlin put it, freedom for the wolves has often ...
Vor 3 Tagen · So we have here a completely and systemically different metaphor, a metaphor of hearing. And you will understand that this is what made Greece of antiquity and Israel of antiquity. What Isaiah Berlin used to call incommensurable. They belong to different non intersecting universes. Athens was a supremely visual culture, whose high achievements ...
Vor 5 Tagen · TEL AVIV – There is a Jewish joke, often attributed to the philosopher Isaiah Berlin, that an anti-Semite is someone who hates Jews more than is absolutely necessary. One could say the same about anti-Zionists. After all, Zionism is an old concept, which was central to Jewish liberation long before it became synonymous with Palestinian ...
Vor 6 Tagen · Perhaps you’ve heard of the famous essay by Isaiah Berlin titled “The Hedgehog and the Fox.” It’s based on an ancient Greek idea about two types of thinkers. A hedgehog views the world ...
Vor einem Tag · Abschluss des Xjazz-Festivals in Berlin: Kahil El’Zabar beschwört die heilende Weisheit der Ahnen Das Ethnic Heritage Ensemble des Schlagzeugers und Perkussionisten Kahil El’Zabar feiert ...
Vor einem Tag · Anderson established the lecture series during his time at ECU and originally named it for an essay by Isaiah Berlin that he read in graduate school. The essay’s title, “The Hedgehog and The Fox,” was pulled from a line in the work of Greek poet Archilochus. That line roughly says, “The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing.”
