Volume 57, Number 3 · February 25, 2010
On Isaiah Berlin: Explorer
By Nicholas D. Kristof
Sir Isaiah Berlin is not a recondite writer. Rather, he is eminently useful in understanding the kinds of moral conundrums that regularly perplex anyone too sensible to be an ideologue. No one surpasses Berlin as a guide through the tangled terrain of the twenty-first century.
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