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isaiah berlin working in paraggi, 1969, the year in which four essays on liberty was published: photo courtesy the berlin family 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 modern culture, together with his widely influential elaboration of the concepts of ‘positive’ and ‘negative’ political liberty. a consummate essayist and letter-writer, he was famous for his virtuosity as a lecturer and talker. his distinctive deep, rapid voice was often heard on the radio, and he led many to explore his chosen subject – the history of ideas. he founded oxford’s largest graduate college, wolfson, which expresses his generous, unhidebound personality to this day. ‘one of the distinguishing characteristics of a great man is that his active intervention makes what seemed highly improbable in fact happen’ isaiah berlin, ‘chaim weizmann’ (1958) the isaiah berlin virtual library (ibvl) began life in 2000 as the website of the isaiah berlin literary trust , which looks after all aspects of berlin’s literary estate. it was superseded in this role in february 2018 by isaiah berlin online (ibo), part of the isaiah berlin legacy project (iblp) at wolfson. ibo is curated by the isaiah berlin legacy fellow, dr mark pottle, assisted by his research associate nicholas hall. the trust’s main tasks have been to publish berlin’s work, including his letters; to maintain this website, where unpublished material and relevant information are posted; and in general to foster awareness of and access to berlin’s intellectual, literary and personal legacy. the primary responsibility for pursuing these objectives now belongs to the iblp. the ibvl will remain available, at any rate for the time being, while ibo grows. it is hoped that these websites may help bring to light those of berlin’s letters that are still unknown to the trust (some of which are in library archives, some in private hands), so that copies may be deposited in his archive and transcripts made available in print or online. selected recent items available online (latest first): for fuller listings see facebook and twitter 2018 the 2018 isaiah berlin lecture in association with the rothschild foundation: aileen kelly, ‘isaiah berlin on liberty’ | a short video on the berlin legacy appeal | isaiah berlin giving weekend | the first thai translations of berlin | a new intellectual biography of berlin 2017 berlin twenty years on | ‘missing isaiah berlin’ on bbc radio 4 | michael ignatieff’s biographical interviews with berlin and others | part of anatoly naiman’s 2016 isaiah berlin lecture in riga | timothy snyder’s 2017 isaiah berlin lecture in riga (starts at 9:40) | bbc radio programme to examine berlin as a public intellectual | new online edition of berlin’s the age of enlightenment: the eighteenth-century philosophers | the 2017 isaiah berlin day in riga | one week in history: 7 november at jw3 | liberty and facts: isaiah berlin in the age of trump | podcast of galen strawson’s berlin lecture on 25 may | paris event on isaiah berlin (association des chercheurs de l’université panthéon-assas), 29 may | jw3 exhibition on berlin and freedom | watch berlin’s last filmed interview | yale conference on berlin | what berlin has to tell us about brexit and trump 2016 new book on berlin and the enlightenment | new book containing extensive discussion of berlin’s role in the publication of doctor zhivago | new edition of the soviet mind | review of the 2nd edition of the hedgehog and the fox | isaiah berlin on europe, the eec and the future | the isaiah berlin day in riga 2016 | david herman on berlin and his successors | marie berlin’s diary and autobiographical notes | greatly enlarged supplement to the first volume of berlin’s letters | review of affirming in the washington times | a new treatment of the akhmatova/berlin encounter | a new survey of recent berlinian literature by george crowder, exclusive to this website | ‘some political events of 1951’, a new unpublished fragment from the berlin papers | praise for affirming from the times higher education supplement | newstalk ‘talking books’ radio interview with mark pottle about affirming (a red slide near the top of the screen allows you to choose which part of the programme to listen to: click on its path just under the ‘a’ of ‘samuel johnson’ to go straight to the beginning of this interview) | how isaiah berlin committed the sin of success 2015 a blog on berlin | letters to berlin from solomon rachmilevich | john banville and justin cartwright on affirming | philip ziegler on affirming | henry hardy on five books by berlin | affirming reviews | wolfson college’s report on the 2 october launch party for affirming | new play by lewis owens featuring berlin | snapshots of the one-day bodleian display on berlin, 2 october | ‘the unique qualities of joe alsop’, a letter from affirming in the nyrb | review of the second edition of freedom and its betrayal | berlin on ‘contemporary thinkers’ website | berlin again a character in lewis owens’s new play | stefan collini reviews affirming | antony percy blogs on his article on berlin and espionage | antony percy on berlin and espionage | photos from the oxford performance of lewis owens’s play | a canadian review of caute | video of the 2015 isaiah berlin lecture at wolfson | editing genius: the isaiah berlin papers project | the text of lewis’s owens’s play, published here first | the bbc russian service on lewis owens’s play | berlin and hayek compared | powerpoint presentation for previous item | audio of the 2015 isaiah berlin lecture at wolfson | interview with colin stone, pianist in lewis owens’s play | video of the 2015 isaiah berlin memorial lecture in riga | interview with henry hardy about berlin on radio oxford, 24 may (starts at 35:34) | details of the 2015 isaiah berlin lecture at wolfson on 28 may | an interview with lewis owens, author of like a chemist from canada | feature in russian on like a chemist from canada | poster for like a chemist from canada , oxford, 3 july | poster for like a chemist from canada , royal academy of music, 14 june | poster for like a chemist from canada , sadler’s wells, 13 june | forthcoming isaiah berlin day in riga, 4 june | a new review of cherniss | full information on the forthcoming play about berlin and shostakovich | isaiah berlin, the enlightenment, and what the jews can teach the world | report of a symposium on berlin and akhmatova, pushkin house, london, 4 february | poster for like a chemist from canada , forthcoming play by lewis owens on berlin and shostakovich 2014 forthcoming exhibition and lecture featuring berlin | a long review of caute by thomas peebles | berlin and freedom in south africa | obituary by baruch knei-paz | forthcoming play on berlin and shostakovich | more on berlin and pasternak | announcement of the 2015 berlin lecture at wolfson | berlin as critic of analytic philosophy | a spat in the lrb (scroll down) | scorsese’s film about the new york review of books : footage of berlin from 72:52 and during the credits | berlin explains jihadism | a response to the previous post >> | berlin’s message to the twenty-first century | berlin blamed for contemporary political indifference | berlin and the story of doctor zhivago | the russian origins of isaiah and aline berlin compared | announcement by wolfson college of lady berlin’s death | serena moore’s portrait of berlin is now available as a separate pamphlet | a collection of recordings of and about berlin | christopher bray on caute and building | berlin and nudge policies | anna kaminskaya on her visit to england in 1965 with anna akhmatova | video of the 2014 berlin lecture in riga | gilbert on deighton on b

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