El núcleo esencial de la libertad en los dos conceptos de Isaías Berlín

Abstract

This chapter addresses the work of Isaiah Berlin, entitled Two Concepts of freedom, with the main purpose of explaining how the philosopher makes a delimitation of what would be the essential nucleus of freedom, synthesized in three elements: the minimum of individuality, reason and the will. These elements are built thanks to the intellectual heritage that preceded Berlin, through Hobbes, Locke, Kant and many other authors of classical liberal philosophy, who today are part of the philosophical theoretical framework that supports human rights.