Tag: "Russell"

Paradox Lost

Paul Tissier argues that Russell’s Paradox isn’t really a paradox.
[Issue 149 :: April/May 2022 :: Articles]

Bertrand Russell & Common Sense for Savages

Stephen Leach considers what Bertrand Russell thought about common sense & reality – and how the one does not necessarily show you the other.
[Issue 135 :: December 2019 / January 2020 :: Articles]

News: June/July 2018

Giant Karl Marx Bestrides Trier • Derek Parfit’s Photography Exhibition Opens • Bertrand Russell Prison Letters Project — News reports by Anja Steinbauer and Tim Beardmore-Gray
[Issue 126 :: June/July 2018 :: News]

Russell Now!

by Tim Madigan
[Issue 120 :: June/July 2017 :: Editorial]

The Passionate Bertrand Russell

Peter Stone reveals the deep and varied passions of the analytic philosopher.
[Issue 120 :: June/July 2017 :: Bertrand Russell]

Bertrand Russell on The Value of Philosophy for Life

John R. Lenz tells us why Russell thought philosophy worthwhile.
[Issue 120 :: June/July 2017 :: Bertrand Russell]

“To be happy, one must first not be unhappy”

Tim Delaney finds joy in Bertrand Russell’s The Conquest of Happiness.
[Issue 120 :: June/July 2017 :: Bertrand Russell]

The Philosopher & The Scientist

Tony Simpson tells us how the Russell-Einstein manifesto led to Pugwash.
[Issue 120 :: June/July 2017 :: Bertrand Russell]

Are People Rational?

John Ongley investigates what Bertrand Russell thought about human reason.
[Issue 120 :: June/July 2017 :: Bertrand Russell]

Bertrand Russell on Something

Landon D.C. Elkind explains why Russell believed logic can set thought free.
[Issue 120 :: June/July 2017 :: Bertrand Russell]