Liberty: Incorporating Four Essays on Liberty

Copyright
Dedication
Epigraph
Illustrations
The Editor’s Tale ●Henry Hardy [ix–xxxiv
	Five Essays on Liberty
	Other Writings on Liberty
		Liberty
		The Birth of Greek Individualism
		Final Retrospect
	Autobiographical Appendices
		The Purpose Justifies the Ways
		Letter to George Kennan
		Notes on Prejudice
		Berlin and his Critics
		Index
		Sources and acknowledgements
		Postscript
	Notes
Five Essays on Liberty
	Introduction [3–54
		I
		II Positive versus negative liberty
		Notes
	Political Ideas in the Twentieth Century
		I
		II
		III
		IV
		V
		VI
		VII
		VIII
		Notes
	Historical Inevitability [55–93
		I
		II
		III
		IV
		V
		VI
		VII
		Notes
	Two Concepts of Liberty [166–217
		II The notion of negative freedom
		II The notion of positive freedom
		III The retreat to the inner citadel
		IV Self-realisation
		V The Temple of Sarastro
		VI The search for status
		VII Liberty and sovereignty
		VIII The One and the Many
		Notes
	John Stuart Mill and the Ends of Life [218–51
		I
		II
		III
		IV
		V
		Notes
	From Hope and Fear Set Free [252–80
		I
		II
			Two Additions to ʻTwo Concepts of Libertyʼ (see pp. xxxiii–xxxiv)
		Notes
Other Writings On Liberty
	Liberty [282–86
	The Birth of Greek Individualism: A Turning-Point in the History of Political Thought [287–321
		I Preliminary platitudes
		II
		III
		IV
		Notes
	Final Retrospect [322–28
		Determinism
		Freedom
		Notes
Autobiographical Appendices
	The Purpose Justifies the Ways [331–35
		I
		II
		III
		Notes
	A Letter to George Kennan [336–44
		Notes
	Notes on Prejudice [345–48
		I
		II
		III
		Notes
Berlin and his Critics ●Ian Harris [349–74
	Postscript 2016
		Editorial addendum 2023
	Notes
Concordance to Four Essays on Liberty
Index