Conversations with Isaiah Berlin

拉明·贾汉贝格鲁，伊朗哲学家，1974年迁居法国，曾任哈佛大学研究员，现执教于多伦多大学。主要著作有《甘地：非暴力之源》、《黑格尔与法国革命》、《现代人》，以及与以寒亚·伯林、乔治·斯坦纳等人的谈话录。他也是法国《精神》、《生长》、《研究》等杂志的重要撰稿人。

出版者:Halban Publishers

作者:Ramin Jahanbegloo

页数:224

出版时间:2007-11-1

价格:USD 22.95

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9781905559039

图书标签:思想史回忆录伯林传记谈话录文学哲学GW

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.

读后感

“归属于”的意思是，你说什么，不必多作解释，大家就能了解；你的姿态、语言、所有参与交流的因素，不需经你熟悉的人作介绍，大家都能把握。我记得我有个朋友是巴尔干来的，在英国已经住了四十年。他跟我说：“寂寞并不意味着你离群索居，真正的寂寞意味着你说什么别人都不理...  

漂泊者柏林 以赛亚·柏林在与人交谈时经常炫耀他的交游之广，游历之远，探索之深。他无疑是一个善于推销自己的人，有着漂泊者惯有的机智、风趣与狡诈。他对俄国革命的驳斥是确切的：“时机未到的暴动必使旧制度的恶习在新制度中改头换面地重新出现”，在谈及自然主义...  

整本书基本都是拉明·贾汉贝格鲁简短提问，然后伯林回答。虽然谈不上敷衍，但有时总感觉伯林颇有些意兴阑珊的味道，相当程度上都是在重复自己曾经说过的话。此外，还常常有诸如“贾：您认为现代性的主要特征是什么？ 伯：我认为没有什么现代性的特征。我不知道谈论现代性的特征...

“归属于”的意思是，你说什么，不必多作解释，大家就能了解；你的姿态、语言、所有参与交流的因素，不需经你熟悉的人作介绍，大家都能把握。我记得我有个朋友是巴尔干来的，在英国已经住了四十年。他跟我说：“寂寞并不意味着你离群索居，真正的寂寞意味着你说什么别人都不理...  

“伟人”不等于“好人” ——蠹鱼笔记（6） □/徐强 伟人也可能是坏人。按照我的定义，斯大林便是个伟人。他是迄今有过的最糟糕的人之一，但是他使俄国发生了没有他就不能发生的重大变化，即使其后果令人毛骨悚然。希特勒和其他一些大人物都是伟人。戴高乐是伟人，他大大地...  

用户评价

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.