Building: Letters 1960-1975
"He was one of the greatest talkers—lecturer, broadcaster, raconteur—who has ever lived. . . . Superbly edited and annotated . . . these extraordinary letters, transcribed with great difficulty and care, by those attuned in every sense to their author and accustomed to his ways, replicate to an extraordinary degree that torrential conversation with its preternatural mix of gossip, philosophy, and politics."  —Washington Timeson Enlightening"Berlin's erudite, amusing, and gossipy letters stand as a monument to a lost age. This important thinker’s correspondence will appeal to anyone with an interest in philosophy, political history, or the cultural milieu of the early 20th century."  —Library JournalonEnlightening