Why Is Bertrand Russell Influential?
According to Wikipedia , Bertrand Arthur William Russell, 3rd Earl Russell was a British polymath. As an academic, he worked in philosophy, mathematics, and logic. His work has had a considerable influence on mathematics, logic, set theory, linguistics, artificial intelligence, cognitive science, computer science, and various areas of analytic philosophy, especially philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of language, epistemology and metaphysics. He was a public intellectual, historian, social critic, political activist, and Nobel laureate. He was born in Monmouthshire into one of the most prominent aristocratic families in the United Kingdom.
Bertrand Russell's Published Works History of Western philosophy Principles of Mathematics Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy Problems Of Philosophy II.—On Denoting Mathematical Logic as Based on the Theory of Types The Philosophy of Logical Atomism Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits I.—On the Notion of Cause Power: A New Social Analysis Our Knowledge of the External World The Analysis of Matter Problems of Philosophy An Inquiry into Meaning and Truth V.—Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description A History of Western Philosophy. Problems Of Philosophy Logic and Knowledge (326)My Philosophical Development Mysticism and Logic The Analysis of Mind Principia Mathematica Vol. I (267)Principia Mathematica to *56 Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description Religion and Science THE AXIOM OF CHOICE (231)The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell The Philosophy of Logical Atomism: Lectures 1-2 The Conquest of Happiness (162)Logic and Knowledge. (Essays 1901-1950) An Outline Of Philosophy (138)Our Knowledge of the External World as a Field for Scientific Method in Philosophy On Some Difficulties in the Theory of Transfinite Numbers and Order Types The scientific outlook On Order in Time On the Experience of Time Marriage and Morals Impact of Science on Society A History of Western Philosophy. And Its Connection with Political and Social Circumstances from the Earliest Times to the Present Day ABC of relativity Lessons from nature. (112)An Essay on the Foundations of Geometry Theory of Knowledge: 1913 manuscript Wisdom of the West (109)The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell I—On Propositions: What They are and How They Mean Why I Am Not a Christian MR. STRAWSON ON REFERRING Human Society in Ethics and Politics I.—On the Relations of Universals and Particulars Mysticism and Logic: and Other Essays Portraits From Memory and Other Essays (87)A critical exposition of the philosophy of Leibniz, with an appendix of leading passages A HISTORY OF WESTERN PHILOSOPHY - and its Connection with Political and Social Circumstances from the Earliest Times to the Present Day Essays in analysis The Problem of China Principles of Social Reconstruction On Some Difficulties in the Theory of Transfinite Numbers and Order Types. Tractatus Logico Philosophicus (Routledge Classics) (Routledge Classics) (63)The Limits of Empiricism. In Praise of Idleness and Other Essays (55)Co-Operation The Autobiogarphy Of Bertrand Russell 1872-1914 The Relation of Sense-data to Physics (45)Instinct and intelligence (44)The philosophy of logical atomism and other essays, 1914-19 (44)The Philosophy of Leibniz History of Western Philosophy: Collectors Edition The Problems of Philosophy Bertrand Russell: Philosopher of the Century (42)Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare On the Nature of Acquaintance International Encyclopedia of Unified Science, Volumes I and II: Foundations of the Unity of Science Authority and the Individual II.—On the Nature of Truth Why I Am Not a Christian and Other Essays on Religion and Related Subjects On Education: Especially in Early Childhood (38)Our Knowledge of the External World as a Field for Scientific Method in Philosophy. German Social Democracy THE CULT OF ‘COMMON USAGE’* Theory of Knowledge (35)Education and the Social Order (34)Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Value The Philosophy of Bergson The Principles of Mathematics The Theory of Implication Practice and Theory of Bolshevism (30)Roads to Freedom SOME EXPLANATIONS IN REPLY TO MR. BRADLEY Problems Of Philosophy III.—MEINONG'S THEORY OF COMPLEXES AND ASSUMPTIONS (III.) Icarus, or, The future of science (26)Proposed Roads to Freedom; Socialism, Anarchism, and Syndicalism (26)Has Man a Future The selected letters of Bertrand Russell (26)The existential import of propositions What I Believe War Crimes in Vietnam (24)Philosophy in the twentieth century (22)An Introduction to Peirce's Philosophy. Proposed Roads to Freedom (22)What is Mind The Basic Writings Of Bertrand Russell, 1903-1959 (21)Yours sincerely, Bertrand Russell VII.—The Limits of Empiricism Logical and Philosophical Papers, 1909-13 (20)Roads to Freedom: Socialism, Anarchism, and Syndicalism (20)The Philosophy of Logical Atomism: Lectures 3-4 THE NATURE OF SENSE-DATA.—A REPLY TO DR. DAWES HICKS Mysticism and logic and other essays / Bertrand Russell. Am I an atheist or an agnostic (18)Problems of Philosophy Philosophy and Politics (18)The Social Responsibilities of Scientists. Our knowledge of the external world as a field for scientific method in philosophy, by Bertrand Russell. The autobiography of Bertrand Russell : 1944-1969 (17)Which Way to Peace Russell's Logical Atomism (16)Education and the Good Life I.—IS POSITION IN TIME AND SPACE ABSOLUTE OR RELATIVE ? Free Thought and Official Propaganda (15)Bertrand Russell Speaks his Mind (15)THE PROBLEM OF INFINITY CONSIDERED HISTORICALLY Foundations of logic, 1903-05 (15)Professor Dewey's "Essays in Experimental Logic" The Analysis of Mind The Persecution of the Jews The Teaching of Euclid Why Men Fight The Prospects Of Industrial Civilization International Encyclopedia of Unified Science: Vol. I, Foundations of the Unity of Science (13)Introduction à la philosophie mathématique (13)Justice in War-time (13)The Ultimate Constituents of Matter. New Hopes for a Changing World (13)The Philosophy of Logical Atomism: Lectures 7-8 Wisdom of the West : a historical survey of Western philosophy in its social and political setting (13)An outline of intellectual rubbish (13)II.—RECENT WORK ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF LEIBNIZ The Forms of Power PHYSICS AND PERCEPTION II.—ON THE RELATIONS OF NUMBER AND QUANTITY LOGIC OF RELATIONS In Praise of Idleness The Functions of a Teacher Why men fight: a method of abolishing the international duel (11)THE NATURE OF TRUTH On the Nature of Acquaintance, Part II: Neutral Monism Bertrand Russell on God and Religion (10)A free man's worship, and other essays (10)Russell on Ethics: Selections from the Writings of Bertrand Russell (10)Freedom and Organization The Ethics of War I.—WHITEHEAD AND PRINCIPIA MATHEMATICA The Philosophical Importance of Mathematical Logic. The Infinitesimal Calculus. The Selected Letters of Bertrand Russell: The Public Years 1914-1970 (9)The axiom of infinity (9)THE THEORY OF LOGICAL TYPES Logicism and the philosophy of language : selections from Frege and Russell (8)An inquiry into meaning and truth : the William James lectures for 1940 delivered at Harvard University (8)Dear Bertrand Russell: A selection of his correspondence with the general public 1950-1968; (8)Logic and Knowledge Essays, 1901-1950. Edited by Robert Charles Marsh (8)The Problem Of Philosophy (8)On the Nature of Acquaintance, Part I: Preliminary Description of Experience Freedom And Organisation 1814- 1914 The Art of Philosophizing, and Other Essays (8)An education V.—CRITICAL NOTICES Dr. Schiller's Analysis of the Analysis of Mind Nightmares of Eminent Persons and Other Stories (7)THE REVOLT AGAINST REASON The Role of the Intellectual in the Modern World Scientific Thought. A Philosophical Analysis of Some of Its Fundamental Concepts in the Light of Recent Physical Developments Symposium: The Relevance of Psychology to Logic ADDITION AND MULTIPLICATION Situation dynamics and the theory of behavior systems Why work? : arguments for the leisure society (7)An inquiry into meaning & truth (6)X.—Symposium: The Nature of the State in View of its External Relations How I was educated On scientific method in philosophy On the philosophy of science Notes on Philosophy, January 1960 Who? Why? How? The impact of America on European culture A Treatise on Probability III.—ON THE NOTION OF ORDER The Amberley papers : the letters and diaries of Lord and Lady Amberley (5)Social Responsibilities of Scientists The selected letters of Bertrand Russell : the private years, 1884-1914 (5)On the Importance of Logical Form (5)Is There an Absolute Good Religion and Science@@@Mysticism Sacred and Profane: An Inquiry into Some Varieties of Praeter-Natural Experience I.—OBITUARYII.—LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN Mysticism and Logic Including A Free Man's Worship (5)The ABC of Atoms (5)Bertrand Russell's America The Value of Philosophy (5)The Basis of Realism The Atomic Bomb and the Prevention of War Education And The Modern World (5)Selected papers of Bertrand Russell (5)Science et religion ‘IF’ AND ‘IMPLY, ’ A REPLY TO MR. MACCOLL Human Society in Ethics and Politics. National Independence and Internationalism Mortals and others : American essays, 1931-1935 (5)Sensation and Imagination. A Monks Tale (5)Essays in Analysis by Bertrand Russell Principia Mathematica to *56: CLASSES AND RELATIONS THE TRIUMPH OF STUPIDITY Nightmares of eminent persons (4)Tractatus logico-philosophicus . Philosophical investigations (4)Definitions and Methodological Principles in Theory of Knowledge. Philosophy of mathematics: Selections from Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy A fresh look at empiricism, 1927-42 (4)Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits@@@The Philosophy of Ernst Cassirer Power: A New Social Analysis. Christmas message. Principia Mathematica by Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell (4)Freedom versus Organization, 1814-1914 (4)The Commonwealth at War. Yours Faithfully, Bertrand Russell a Life Long Fight for Peace, Justice, and Truth in Letters to the Editor Truth and Falsehood The A Priori in Geometry Can a Scientific Society be Stable?* Logic and Ontology Contemplation And Action, 1902-14 (3)A bibliography of Bertrand Russell (3)The Will to Doubt (3)Understanding the Assumptions of Major Models of Disability Theory (3)Philosophical Papers, 1896-99 (3)Bertrand Russell's best: silhouettes in satire; (3)Principia Mathematica to *56: INTRODUCTION TO THE SECOND EDITION Philosophy’s Ulterior Motives Mortals and Others The ethics of war: Bertrand Russell and Ralph Barton Perry on World War I (3)The Superior Virtue of the Oppressed Bertrand Russell's Best Mortals and others : Bertrand Russell's American essays, 1931-1935 (3)The principles of mathematics / by Bertrand Russell (3)Revue internationale de philosophic Power over Opinion Toward the "Principles of mathematics", 1900-02 (3)Fact and Fiction Méthode scientifique en philosophie (3)Prophecy and Dissent, 1914-16 (2)This is my philosophy (2)Readings in Ethical Theory (2)Marriage and the Population Question A Letter To The London Times (2)Bertrand Russell, A. S. Neill, Homer Lane, W. H. Kilpatrick: Four Progressive Educators Education for Democracy Why I am not a Communist What Desires Are Politically Important The Collected Stories of Bertrand Russell (2)Dare we look ahead (2)Bertrand Russell Philosopher of the Century : Essays in His Honour (2)A History of Western Philosophy and its Connection with Political and Social Circumstances from the Earliest Times to the Present Day. Last Philosophical Testament 1943-68 (2)Bertrand Russell on Ethics, Sex, and Marriage (2)The Future of Pacifism (2)The Problems of Philosophy. Atheism; Collected Essays, 1943-1949 (2)The democratic heritage of Poland : "for your freedom and ours" : an anthology (2)Living in an atomic age (2)Mortals and others : American essays, 1931-1935, volumes I and II (2)On Youthful Cynicism The General Impossibility of the New Institutional Economics : Or Does (2)Aristotelian vs. Contemporary Perspectives on Relations Uncertain Paths to Freedom Russia and China, 1919-22 (2)Logic and Knowledge, Essays 1901-1950. World Conference of Scientists On Keeping a Wide Horizon The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell, Volume 10: A Fresh Look at Empiricism, 1927-1946 (1)Has religion made useful contributions to civilization? : an examination and a criticism (1)Let the people think : a selection of essays (1)Letter from Bertrand Russell to Joshua Lederberg (1)Address on the 10th Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising If I could preach just once (1)History as an art Essays in Logic from Aristotle to Russell (1)The policy of the Entente, 1904-14 : a reply to professor Gilbert Murray (1)On moral philosophy Knowledge and Wisdom Divorce as I see it (1)Seems, Madam? Nay, It Is The Philosophy of Logical Analysis (1)PRELIMINARY EXPLANATIONS OF IDEAS AND NOTATIONS Professor Mmaa's Lecture On culture and politics Emotion and Discipline The Status of Women Taking Turing Seriously (but Not Literally) (1)Physics and Experience The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell (Volume 28): Man's Peril, 1954 - 55 The Quotable Bertrand Russell (1)Essays on socialist humanism, in honour of the centenary of Bertrand Russell 1872-1970 (1)Principia Mathematica to *56: Note war as an Institution Foundations of Geometry The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell Volume 29 : Détente or Destruction, 1955-57 On Change, Time and Motion Pictorial History of Philosophy. A free man's worship : with a special preface (1)The British Academy: promoting the humanities Our Knowledge of the External World. Second Edition We Haven't Really Tried How To Be Free And Happy (1)Lenin: An Impression (1)Pacifism and Revolution, 1916-18 (1)Dictionary of Mind, Matter & Morals (1)The Case for British Nuclear Disarmament Bolshevism: Practice and Theory (1)POWER, ANCIENT AND MODERN Bertrand Russell's Work for Peace [to 1960] WHOLE AND PART The Taming of Power Discarded Preface to A Critical Exposition of the Philosophy of Leibniz [Introduced by N. Griffin] Détente or destruction, 1955-57 (1)AN INSTITUTE FOR THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE. The Danger to Civilization. (1)THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE: AN INTRODUCTION (1)Applications of MCMC in Fisheries Science THE TABOO ON SEX KNOWLEDGE Enforcement strategies How enforcement can improve tax compliance (1)Essays in Skepticism (1)HAVELOCK ELLIS: AN APPRECIATION The sleep loss epidemic: hunting ninjas in the dark (1)The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell, Volume 11: Last Philosophical Testament 1947-68 (1)A Detailed Catalogue of the Archives of Bertrand Russell (1)What is democracy (1)The Proceedings of the Bertrand Russell Memorial Logic Conference, Uldum, Denmark, 1971 (1)Principia Mathematica to *56: INTRODUCTION Cambridge Essays, 1888-99 (1)THE MENACE OF OLD AGE Individual Liberty and Public Control The Amberley papers: Bertrand Russell's family background (1)Good and bad & other stories (0)The Sense of Sin The Cold War and the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation Reflections on my Eightieth Birthday The future of mankind (0)Dermatology and the public health. On Self-Righteousness William James . Henri Bergson . John Dewey . Alfred North Whitehead . Bertrand Russell . Martin Heidegger . Ludwig Wittgenstein . Karl Barth (0)The Herbert Spencer lectures : decennial issue, 1905-1914 (0)Definition of Cardinal Numbers A Fresh Look at Empiricism@@@Prophecy and Dissent, 1914-16@@@Pacifism and Revolution, 1916-18 Principia Mathematica to $^\ast56$ (0)The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell, Volume 12: Contemplation and Action, 1902-14 (0)THE POSSIBILITY OF NOMINALISM (0)§ Genuine Proper Name (logical Proper Name) vs. Ordinary Proper Name [from Russell's 'descriptions'] (0)The Law of Excluded Middle Phallic Worship, Asceticism and Sin Promise Freedom to India after War with Japan Finite and Infinite Foundations of geometry & induction : containing Geometry in the sensible world and The logical problem of induction (0)Finite and Infinite. The Culture of Pain An essay on the foundations of geometry, by Bertrand A.W. Russell (0)RELATION OF METRICAL TO PROJECTIVE AND DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY The Ethics of Power Definition of Pure Mathematics. China and the western powers Extensionality and Atomicity Moral standards and social well-being (0)Portraits from Memory: I : Some Cambridge Dons of the ‘Nineties Technique in Biology SCHEDULE OF DISCUSSION AND READINGS Logic and Belief (0)Preface to the French Edition of The Philosophy of Leibniz [Introduced by N. Griffin] Philosophy for a changing world (0)Freedom Versus Organization, 1776-1914 (0)ON IMITATING HEROES An Outline of Philosophy.@@@The Analysis of Matter. Bertrand’s break Scientific method in philosophy : the Herbert Spencer lecture delivered at the Museum 18 November, 1914 (0)SUPPORT AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA? IF SO, WHY AND HOW? (0)Condition of India : report of the delegation send to India by Indian League in 1932 (0)対訳ラッセル論説集 : moral standards and social well-being and several other essays (0)The Life of Bertrand Russell in Pictures and in His Own Words Japan before the Restoration Legitimacy Versus Industrialism - 1814-1848 (0)Russell on Religion Mathematics, metaphysics and the power of the scientific (0)Recorded Message for Spring Mobilization [New York, 1967] Man's Peril, 1954-55 (0)The Impact of America on European Culture Introductory Note.Incomplete Symbols: Descriptions Boredom and Excitement THE RANGE OF QUANTITY German Social Democracy: Six Lectures (0)The Case for Socialism Russell on the Israeli/Palestinian Conflict (0)The functions of monogamous ~ arriage by Marvin Kohl (0)RATIOS AND FRACTIONS School health attendants. (0)How To Keep The Peace (0)EE219C Project: Calculating Tag Observability for Veri cation with Biased Random Generation of Input Vectors (0)The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell - childhood -/ by Bertrand Russell ; edited & annotated by Yuji Ejima (0)HOPE AND FEAR Peirce's Response to Skepticism: Offsetting Skepticism's Influence on Global Transactions (0)Capitalism and the Wage System Iconoclast and Eikon LOGICAL ARGUMENTS AGAINST POINTS Life in the Middle Ages1 Osvajanja Sre Ce (0)THE THEORY OF DEDUCTION Science and Values Early Defense of Newton’s Absolute Space Limitations of Scientific Method Russell and the pacifists (0)Charisma and culture : The dynamics of religious leadership (0)Government and Law The Impact of America Infinity, the Infinitesimal, and Continuity. Organisations and the Individual HISTORY: My Interview with Bertrand Russell (0)ON RACE HATRED The world man lives in (0)WHY ARE WE DISCONTENTED China Before the Nineteenth Century THE PLACE OF SEX AMONG HUMAN VALUES CONRAD AND BERTRAND RUSSELL: NEW LIGHT ON THEIR RELATIONSHIP (0)The Nature of Liberal Civilization: a Discussion Leaders and Followers Stoicism and Mental Health 1 . Definite Descriptions (original Proposal) (0)1958: Only world government can prevent the war nobody can win The New Method as a Logic An Answer to Mr. Marseille 1 Truth and Falsehood (0)WHAT NEUTRALS CAN DO TO SAVE THE WORLD A pictorial history of science and engineering (0)The Meaning of Magnitude. A Dilemma of Education: Education and the Modern World PROPER NAMES, ADJECTIVES AND VERBS Authority and the individual : with a terminal essay philosophy and politics (0)Lord John Russell A Personal Statement. (0)A Philosophy for Our Time (1953) How to keep the peace : the pacifist dilemma, 1935-38 (0)POLITICS AND THEOLOGY Only World Government Can Prevent the War Nobody Can Win Democracy and direct action (0)Industrialism in China Present forces and tendencies in the far east Mind and Matter PROSPERITY AND PUBLIC EXPENDITURE Can Religion Cure Our Troubles?1 A Plea for Clear Thinking NOTE ON C. D. BROAD'S ARTICLE IN THE JULY “MIND” Bertand Russell Speaking (0)Jeffrey, Richard 125, 130 (0)DOES EDUCATION DO HARM LIMITS AND IRRATIONAL NUMBERS The Universe of Astronomy Happinees in life : adapted from Bertrand Russell's "The conquest of happiness" (0)The Reconstruction of Intellectual Internationalism after the War Bolshevism and the West : a debate on the resolution "That the Soviet form of government is applicable to Western civilization" (0)Short- and Long-Term Reaction to Exogenous Demand Shifts ADDITION OF TERMS AND ADDITION OF CLASSES Bertrand Russell: An introduction (0)TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF TRIAL MARRIAGE (0)Byron and the Modern World Berkeley and Idealism (0)Higher Education in China Portraits from Memory: III : George Bernard Shaw Rejoinder to Schiller’s “Choice” The outlook for china James Hawthorne Giving up Judgment Empiricism : The Bayesian Epistemology of (0)Pitfalls in Socialism The Analysis of Matter.Philosophy (0)Principia Mathematica to *56: INCOMPLETE SYMBOLS The vital letters of Russell, Krushchev, Dulles (0)Sentences, Syntax, and Parts of Speech Do We Survive Death DATA-LOADING FUNCTORS (0)Home versus School A CRITIQUE OF BERTRAND RUSSELL'S RELIGIOUS POSITION (0)Social Sciences in Schools Philosophy of Science Association (0)Is Happiness Still Possible A ‘Brief and Hectic’ Friendship The Relevance of Psychology to Logic: A Symposium (0)The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell: Cold War Fears and Hopes 1950–52 The Story of colonization : a symposium (0)The Depths of the Universe@@@The A B C of Atoms The relation of what ought to be to what is, has been or will be Understanding History: And Other Essays (0)Review of Was Justice Done? The Rosenberg-Sobell Case by Malcolm P. Sharp (0)Mind Association On Denoting (0)Men Versus Insects 1 What is freedom Kants Theory of Space. The Art of Rational Conjecture EMERGENCE, NATURE AND DECAY OF RUSSELL’S PLATONISM (0)WHO MAY USE LIPSTICK The Philosophy of the Infinite. Truth and Verification The World of Universals (0)ON PROTECTING CHILDREN FROM REALITY Free Thought and Official Propaganda: Delivered at South Place Institute on March 24, 1922 (0)A History of Western Philosophy [poor font] (0)A Philosophy for Our Time Summary of Part II, Section A KNOWLEDGE AND PERCEPTION IN PLATO THE PLACE OF LOVE IN HUMAN LIFE The War and Non-Resistance: A Rejoinder to Professor Perry Aristocrats, Democrats, and Bureaucrats Significance and Verification BOOK REVIEWS Freedom and the Colleges The Liberation of Women Principes de reconstruction sociale (0)How People Economise The Existence of God: A Debate Between Bertrand Russell and Father F. C. Copleston, SJ The Labyrinth of the Continuum Education of Character (0)What I have lived for: Bertrand Russell 1872-1970 Lecture 5 Control and Initiative: their Respective Spheres I Am Thankful for the BBC The Danger to Mankind Physics and Experience Why I do not believe in God (0)Elderly persons' impact on social policy. (0)The Ultimate Constituents of Matter ( An address delivered to the Philosophical Society of Manchester in February , 1915 (0)S1477175615000433jra 117..138 (0)The Modern Midas 1 Abstracts of Some Lectures Perception Political Ideals.@@@Nationalism. Debate, Resolved: That the Soviet Form of Government Is Applicable to Western Civilization (0)Perception and Knowledge THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY Lecture on War and Propaganda UNDER THE NAME OF EDSPEAK : SANDERS REVISITEDI (0)Leibniz’s Theory of Knowledge Modern Homogeneity 1 Introduction to Models: Experiment and Experience Mathematical Philosophy and Philosophy of Mathematics@@@Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy. Books Received The Reconciliation of Individuality and Citizenship Salvation: Individual and Social Fear of Public Opinion The Happy Man The Philosophy of the Infinite Physics and Politics ON BEING EDIFYING Our Sexual Ethics1 What is a Word IMPLICATION AND FORMAL IMPLICATION In Praise of Artificiality Critical Reaction to Emergent Evolution Sidney and Beatrice Webb (0)THEORY OF APPARENT VARIABLES The United States and Europe : the impact of America upon European culture (0)The Early History of the Pugwash Movement (0)THE ROMAN EMPIRE IN RELATION TO CULTURE Changing Organisational Culture for Sustainabilty (0)Freedom and Government My Religious Reminiscences (0)The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell, Volume 1: Cambridge Essays 1888-99 (0)ジス・イズ・マイ・フイロソフィ (0)The Theory of Deduction for Propositions containing Apparent Variables (endorsement of Einstein’s) uncompromising rejection of the view of the method of science as inductive and his alternative view of learning from experience as comprising refutations; thus, the empirical character of scientific theories (0)Mysticism And Logic - 2nd ed. (0)Powers and Forms of Governments From Russell to Russo : reviews and commentaries (0)The Compactness Theorem for Ricci Flow (0)An Interview With the Rt. Hon. Earl Russell, O.M., F.R.S Mankind versus the H-Bomb The Affective Aspect of Wisdom: Some Conceptions of Love of Humanity and their Use in Philosophical Practice (0)The Principles Of Mathematics Ed. 2nd (0)Why communism must fail (0)European Nuclear Disarmament Christmas at Sea CHANGING FASHIONS IN RESERVE Scylla and Charybdis, or Communism and Fascism THE CONGRESS OF VIENNA Satan in the Suburbs and Other Stories (0)Open access to the SEP is made possible by a world-wide funding initiative. Please Read How You Can Help Keep the Encyclopedia Free (0)The Impulse to Power Problems of Philosophy Bertrand Russell's Dictionary of Mind, Matter and Morals The Concept of Existence: Definitions by Philosophers (0)Truth and Experience Dedekind’s Theory of Number. On the Difference Between Open and Closed Series. The status of motnen by Bertrand Russell A hitherto (0)Boredom and excitement from The Conquest of Happiness (0)Truth-Functions and others Mao or Chou attend Russell's lectures in China? (0)Bertrand Russell an Introduction; Edited Selections From His Writings [by] Brian Carr. -- (0)THE CONTINUITY OF SPACE Critique of Russell's THE ANALYSIS OF MIND (0)Mortals and Others, Volume II: American Essays 1931-1935 (0)The chinese character The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell, Volume 13: Prophecy and Dissent, 1914-16 (0)Japan and China During the war Power and Moral Codes Freedom versus Organization, 1814-1914.@@@The Method of Freedom. REVIEWS-Correspondance avec Louis Couturat (1897-1913) (0)The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell, Volume 5: Toward Principia Mathematica, 1905–08 Religion and Morals1 Definitions of Various Spaces The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell, Volume 15: Uncertain Paths to Freedom: Russia and China 1919-1922 (0)JÜRGEN R. MEYER GAMES WITH NAMES: FLANN O’BRIEN’S THE THIRD POLICEMAN (0)Principles of Mathematics Chapter IV PROPER NAMES, ADJECTIVES, AND VERBS (0)Science and Tradition Adaptation : An Autobiographical Epitome Cantor’s First Definition of Continuity Six Autobiographical Talks: I : Why I Took to Philosophy The Philosophy of Bertrand Russell / Bertrand Russell; edited by Paul Arthur Schilpp (0)DO GOVERNMENTS DESIRE WAR The Significance of Sentences: A. General. B. Psychological. C. Syntactical LAST SCHOOL YEARS The Wisdom Of Bertrand Russell: A Selection (0)I. Russell's Merit – the Obvious Interpretation (0)THEORY OF FINITE NUMBERS Toward "Principia mathematica", 1905-08 (0)The private years, 1884-1914 (0)The Infinitesimal and the Improper Infinite. Authority and the individual : complete and unabridged (0)Is happiness still possible? and other essays : from The Conquest of Happiness (0)NUCLEAR WAR: An Appeal to Scientists and the Public MR. HALDANE ON INFINITY A Crisis of Confidence : Shifting Stakeholder Perspectives on the Delta (0)14 On Denoting BERTRAND RUSSELL (0)On China Tea Architecture and Social Questions Japan and China Before 1914 William James's Conception of Truth 1 Steps towards Peace : A Speech by Bertrand Russell delivered in his absence at the World Assembly for Peace, Helsinki Notes on McTaggart's Lectures on Lotze Letter to Dora Russell CYNICS AND SCEPTICS Essays on science (0)Bibliography of recent books and articles dealing with the history of the Royal Society or its fellows SUMMARY OF PART VI: PRINCIPIA MATHEMATICA The future of science : with a self-portrait of the author (0)What is the nature of the elementary particle How to Promote Initiative Alltraditionallogic habituallyassumesthatprecise symbolsare beingemployed. It istherefore not applicable to this terrestrial life but only to an imagined celestial existence. (0)POLITICS AND SPORT The Western Tradition " "what Is Truth? " by Bertrand Russell (0)NEWTON’S LAWS OF MOTION Problems of Philosophy Sex and Individual Well-being Normal forms and redu tion for theories of binaryrelationsDan (0)Faith and Morals The Origin of Victorian Virtue Democracy and Scientific Technique Market, Democracy and Unequal Relation (0)The Good Citizen's Alphabet (0)A Difficult Problem: The Scientific Outlook Russell's America (0)THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE CONTINUUM An Analysis of Problems Concerning Propositions The Ancestry of Fascism Oxford Lectures on Philosophy, 1910-1923 (0)Three essays on international affairs : from The basic writings of Bertrand Russell (0)The Fate of Thomas Paine1 An Open Letter to Some Would-be Friends of the Conscientious Objector A WORD PORTRAIT OF H. G. WELLS What Makes People Likeable The Semantic Foundations of Philosophical Analysis (0)General Effects of Scientific Technique What is the Soul? 1 Principia Mathematica to *56: PRODUCTS AND SUMS OF CLASSES My impressions of Australia It Is Later Than You Think Sex in Education Principia Mathematica to *56: UNIT CLASSES AND COUPLES Gods of Ingersoll Shaw Periyar Russell (0)What is morality 66. Standards of Criticism Philip Noel-Baker The Family in Individual Psychology Education and Discipline THE LOGIC OF SINN (0)The pacifist turn:· an episode of mystic illumination in Russell's life (0)How I Write Principia Mathematica to *56: Summary of Part I The Blindness of a Clear-Sighted Man CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD Russell Letter on Nuclear Deterrence (0)System of linear algebraic equation (0)The Washington Conference Truth and Falsehood On Catholic and Protestant Sceptics1 SOME REFLECTIONS ON EPISTEMIC JUSTIFICATION (0)Letter to The New York Times, 25 May 1955 (0)Freedom is as freedom does (0)Rex v. Bertrand Russell : report of proceedings before the Lord Mayor (0)Scientific Technique in an Oligarchy Increasing polarization : enumerating the consequences of increasing inequality (0)続・わが半生の記-3- (0)Some things are believed because people feel as if they m ust be true, and in such cases an immense weight of evidence is necessary to dispel the belief. 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