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A Letter to George Kennan
In Liberty. Oxford University Press (2002)
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This item of 1951 gives insight into the development of Berlin's thinking about liberty and related themes. He identified the crucial importance of ‘the Kantian morality’ for his purposes, and contrasted this with consequentialists, Hegel and Marx.Other Versions
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