
This collection of essays by Isaiah Berlin explores various philosophical concepts and historical figures, delving into the complexities of human nature, freedom, and the clash of ideas. It touches upon themes of self-deception, the pursuit of ideals, and the inherent contradictions in human thought.
I borrowed it from uh the philosopher Isaiah Berlin.
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"Isaiah Berlin is mentioned as the philosopher from whom the speaker borrowed the concept of the 'inner citadel' – teaching oneself to want what one can get if one cannot get what one wants. This book, being a collection of essays on the history of ideas, is a suitable representation of his work that would cover such philosophical concepts."





