The Isaiah Berlin Catalogue

Yamaoka Ryuichi, ‘Shokyokuteki jiyū to sekkyokuteki jiyū: I. Berlin, Futatsu no. jiū gainen’ [‘Negative Liberty and Positive Liberty: I. Berlin, Two Concepts of Liberty’], in S. Inoue and K. Ito (eds), Seiji/ Kenryoku/ Koukyousei [Politics/ Power/ Publicness] (Kyoto, 2011: Sekaishisosha)

Zitzewitz, Josephine von, ‘That’s How It Was: New Theories on Anna Akhmatova and Isaiah Berlin, Her “Guest from the Future” ’, The Times Literary Supplement, 9 September 2011, 14–15

Walicki, Andrzej, Encounters with Isaiah Berlin: Story of an Intellectual Friendship (Frankfurt am Main etc., 2011: Peter Lang)

• first published in Dialogue and Universalism

Bode, Mark, ‘Isaiah Berlin and the Problem of Counter-Enlightenment Liberalism’, D.Phil. thesis, Adelaide (2011)

Çapan, Alişan, ‘Isaiah Berlin’in Özgürlük Düşüncesi: Negatif Özgürlük–Pozitif Özgürlük Ayrımı’ [‘Isaiah Berlin's Freedom of Thought’], Ph.D. thesis, Galatasaray University (2011)

Gustavsson, Gina, ‘Treacherous Liberties: Isaiah Berlin’s Theory of Positive and Negative Freedom in Contemporary Political Culture’, Ph.D. thesis, Uppsala University (n.d.)

Silva, Elisabete do Rosário Mendes, ‘Liberalismo e os preceitos da Ética Cosmopolita em Isaiah Berlin’, D.Phil. thesis, University of Lisbon (2011)

Anna Akhmatova: The Heart is Not Made of Stone

• Multimedia show by Ensemble for the Romantic Century including a dramatisation of the meeting between Akhmatova and Berlin: ‘The drama of Russian music woven into a tale of passion, love, political repression, and redemption; featuring music by Rachmaninov, Prokofiev and Shostakovich’
• Actors: Ellen McLaughlin as Anna, Jeremy Holm as Isaiah
• First production: Symphony Space, New York, 2012
• Revival: 27 April to 1 May 2016, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Fisher Space
• Duration: 18 minutes 22 seconds
• Author: Eve Wolf
• Director: Donald T. Sanders

Romance with the West: Anna Akhmatova, Amedeo Modigliani and Sir Isaiah Berlin

• Russian TV documentary, TV Guberniya: a monologue by the presenter with accompanying stock archive film apparently of no direct relevance
• First transmission: 2012
• Duration: 18 minutes 22 seconds
• Series: Poets and Muses of the Silver Age, Series 1: Anna Akhmatova
• Author and presenter: Valery Bondarenko
• Producer: Aleksandr Zinin
• Recording: YouTube

‘M. Henri Heine’ (poem written in 1928), in Arie M. Dubnov, Isaiah Berlin: The Journey of a Jewish Liberal (London, 2012: Palgrave Macmillan), 48, with extensive commentary (48–52)

Aaltonen, Pirjo, Anna Ahmatova: Fontankan talossa [Anna Ahhmatova: Fountain House] (Helsinki, 2012: Into Kustannus Oy), 52–60

Brackman, Eli, ‘The convergence of the Philosophy on Liberty of Sir Isaiah Berlin and the Lubavitcher Rebbe’ (2 February 2012), in Oxford Jewish Thought: Lectures, Essays, Questions and Articles by Rabbi Eli Brackman

• posted on the website of the Oxford Chabad Society

Della Casa, Alessandro, ‘Il liberalsocialismo di Berlin’, Mondoperaio 10 (2012), 57–9

Dubnov, Arie, ‘Freiheit’ [Freedom], in Dan Diner (ed.), Enzyklopädie jüdischer Geschichte und Kultur [Encyclopedia of Jewish History and Culture], (Stuttgart/Weimar: J. B. Metzler for the Saxonian Academy of Sciences in Leipzig, 2011–13), vol. 2 (2012), 378–382

• mostly about IB’s ideas

Dubnov, Arie, ‘What is Jewish (If Anything) about Isaiah Berlin’s Philosophy?’, Religions 3 (2012), 289–319

• repr. in shorter form as ‘Diaspora, Jewishness, and Difference in Isaiah Berlin’s Thought’ in Brian M. Smollett and Christian Wiese (eds), Reappraisals and New Studies of the Modern Jewish Experience: Essays in Honor of Robert M. Seltzer (Leiden and Boston, 2015: Brill), 207–34

Dubow, J., ‘A Therapeutics of Exile: Isaiah Berlin, Liberal Pluralism and the Psyche of Assimilation’, Environment and Planning A 44 no. 10 (2012), 2463–76

Epstein, Joseph, ‘Isaiah Berlin: A Charmed Life’, in Essays in Biography (Mount Jackson, 2012: Axios Press), 355–66

Ferrell, Jason, ‘Isaiah Berlin as Essayist’, Political Theory 40 (2012), 602–28

Gambescia, Carlo, Liberalismo triste: un percorso: da Burke a Berlin (Piombino, 2012: Il Foglio)