Isaiah Berlin: A LifeIsaiah Berlin refused to write an autobiography, but he agreed to talk about himself - and so for 10 years, before's Berlin's death in November 1997, he allowed Michael Ignatieff to interview him about his past, his ideas, his most intimate memories, and his inner conflicts. |
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... President replied that every great political leader had a particular set of principles that he followed . Berlin didn't think Stalin had a philosophy worth the name , but he did not press the point . Kennedy seemed obsessed with ...
... President replied that every great political leader had a particular set of principles that he followed . Berlin didn't think Stalin had a philosophy worth the name , but he did not press the point . Kennedy seemed obsessed with ...
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... President's sang - froid and good humour . As the crisis unfolded , Berlin watched the President's speeches on television in the company of undergraduates at Lowell House and went to overflow meetings at Harvard's Sanders Theatre ...
... President's sang - froid and good humour . As the crisis unfolded , Berlin watched the President's speeches on television in the company of undergraduates at Lowell House and went to overflow meetings at Harvard's Sanders Theatre ...
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... President captivatingly good company . After dinner , with the President sitting in his rocking chair , listening intently , Berlin rose to speak . Had he been more ambitious , more policy - minded , more of a Cold Warrior , he might ...
... President captivatingly good company . After dinner , with the President sitting in his rocking chair , listening intently , Berlin rose to speak . Had he been more ambitious , more policy - minded , more of a Cold Warrior , he might ...
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