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The Problems of Philosophy

Bertrand Russell info

First published 1912

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About this book

The best short introduction ever written.

The author

Bertrand Russell

1872–1970 · British philosopher and logician

  • Nobel laureate
  • Professor at Cambridge
  • Professor at LSE
  • Professor at UCLA
Profession
Philosopher, Logician, Professor
Worked at
Cambridge, LSE, UCLA, Chicago
Studied at
Cambridge, Frederick William University Berlin
Studied under
Alfred North Whitehead
Prizes
Nobel Prize in Literature (1950), De Morgan Medal (1932), Sylvester Medal (1934), Fellow of the Royal Society (1908), Kalinga Prize (1957), Sonning Prize (1960), Jerusalem Prize (1963), Medal Carl von Ossietzky

Took hundreds of pages of Principia Mathematica to reach 1 + 1 = 2.

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Reading order

Prerequisite: What Does It All Mean? (Nagel)

Then read: Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (Wittgenstein)

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