Conversations with Isaiah Berlin pdf epub mobi txt 電子書下載 2025

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Ramin Jahanbegloo

Halban Publishers

2007-11-1

224

USD 22.95

Paperback

9781905559039

圖書標籤: 思想史迴憶錄伯林傳記談話錄文學哲學 GW

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圖書描述

An interview with the noted British philosopher and historian of ideas, conducted by the Iranian philosopher Jahanbegloo, which grew into a series of five conversations, comprising an intellectual memoir. They include Berlin's writings on historicism, pluralism and liberty as well as the ideas of thinkers such as Vico, Herder and Herzen. Berlin also speaks of his many friends and acquaintances amongst the important thinkers and artists of the twentieth century. These conversations provide an introduction to Berlin's thought that brings us back to his books and essays.

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著者簡介

拉明·賈漢貝格魯，伊朗哲學傢，1974年遷居法國，曾任哈佛大學研究員，現執教於多倫多大學。主要著作有《甘地：非暴力之源》、《黑格爾與法國革命》、《現代人》，以及與以寒亞·伯林、喬治·斯坦納等人的談話錄。他也是法國《精神》、《生長》、《研究》等雜誌的重要撰稿人。

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It's quite difficult to imagine that one could be so lucid, coherent and eloquent in everyday conversations. Useful as a quick guide to Berlin's works.

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It's quite difficult to imagine that one could be so lucid, coherent and eloquent in everyday conversations. Useful as a quick guide to Berlin's works.

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Born in Riga, Latvia, Isaiah Berlin (1909 - 1997) left for England after the October Revolution. A thinker and philosopher, Berlin found his greatest strength in essays, which he would raise to a new level of clarity and elegance. In this book he shows that thought is a living force whose magnitude and direction need not confuse the common reader.

評分☆☆☆☆☆

It's quite difficult to imagine that one could be so lucid, coherent and eloquent in everyday conversations. Useful as a quick guide to Berlin's works.

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