G enerally recognised as one of the founders of analytical philosophy, Bertrand Russell (1872–1970) is perhaps Britain’s best-known, and most controversial, philosophical commentator of modern ...

Philosophy, by Bertrand Bussell, is not, as the wrapper of the book would have you believe, ‘Bertrand Russell’s Philosophy.’ That, in itself, would include the contributions of this ...

BERTRAND RUSSELL: The Ghost of Madness. By Ray Monk. Free Press, $40. THE splendid subtitles of Ray Monk's two-volume biography of philosopher and mathematician Bertrand Russell illuminate two ...

In a discussion on philosophy, Bertrand Russell defines philosophy as speculation about matters beyond current scientific knowledge. He contrasts philosophy with science, stating that while ...

Bertrand Russell taught at the universities of Chicago and California after World War Two, ... and in 1945 his book A History Of Western Philosophy became a best-seller.

Bertrand Russell’s ‘Philosophy for Laymen’ In 1946 Bertrand Russell wrote an essay entitled Philosophy for Laymen, ... in a book co-edited with Hand, ...

Math, Philosophy, Comics and Bertrand Russell’s Search for Truth This story originally appeared in PW Comics Week on April 14, 2009 Sign up now!