Isaiah Berlin

Liberty and Pluralism

Author: George Crowder

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Isaiah Berlin - Liberty and Pluralism

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Liberty and Pluralism

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Publisher:  Polity Press

Place of printing:  Cambridge (UK)

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Necklace:  Key Contemporary Thinkers

Isaiah Berlin was one of the leading political thinkers of the twentieth century, and his work continues to attract admiration and debate. In Isaiah Berlin: Liberty, Pluralism and Liberalism, George Crowder provides both an accessible introduction to Berlin's ideas and an original contribution to political theory.

Berlin's range of interests and learning was vast but united by a single overarching project: the uncovering of the conceptual roots of twentieth-century totalitarianism. He traces these through three levels of analysis: the distortion of the concept of freedom by thinkers such as Rousseau, Fichte, Hegel and Marx; the scientism of the Enlightenment and irrationalism of the Counter-Enlightenment and romanticism; and moral monism, the idea that all ethical questions can be answered by reference to a single moral law. Against monism, Berlin asserts the claims of value pluralism, which he aligns with a politics of liberal moderation.

In this new assessment, Crowder argues that Berlin's critique of the modern enemies of liberty is exciting and powerful, but also that the coherence of his thought is threatened by a tension between its liberal and pluralist elements. Crowder goes on to suggest how that tension can be resolved by appeal to arguments that go beyond the case actually presented by Berlin but which remain within the spirit of his general outlook.

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Example in good condition. Cover with slight dust spots and signs of wear to the edges and corners. Slightly yellowed cuts and with traces of dust. Slightly yellowed pages. English text. Text in english. Book in good condition.

ISBN Code:  0745624774

EAN:  9780745624778

Pages:  X,229

Format:  Paperback

Dimensions (cm):
Height:  23
Width:  15

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First edition. English text. Text in english.

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