My Philosophical DevelopmentPsychology Press, 1995 - 207 من الصفحات Bertrand Russell's survey of nearly seventy years of his own work is one of the most illuminating books. It is a masterpiece of philosophical autobiography. This edition includes a new introduction by Thomas Baldwin, University of Cambridge. |
المحتوى
Prefatory Note | 7 |
Introductory Outline | 9 |
My Present View of the World | 12 |
First Efforts | 21 |
Excursion into Idealism | 29 |
Revolt into Pluralism | 42 |
Logical Technique in Mathematics | 51 |
Philosophical Aspects | 57 |
Theory of Knowledge | 95 |
12 | 100 |
ཁྐྲ ༤ ༠ སྐ པྨ ླ ཀྵུ ཨཽ 6 8 ང྄ ིི ཎྜ ཋ ྂ ྲཞྲི ྂ Consciousness and Experience | 101 |
Language | 108 |
Universals and Particulars and Names | 116 |
The Definition of Truth | 130 |
NonDemonstrative Inference | 141 |
The Retreat from Pythagoras | 154 |
Mathematical Aspects | 66 |
The External World | 77 |
ΙΟ The Impact of Wittgenstein | 82 |
II | 90 |
Some Replies to Criticism | 159 |
a Study of its Development by Alan Wood | 189 |
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