II.1. The Logic of Relations (1901)
i. Revue de
Mathématiques [Rivista Matematica], Vol. VII, pp. 115-48, Turin
ii. Logic and Knowledge,
1956 (I.45.). English translation by Robert C. March, revised and corrected by BR.
iii. CPBR, vol. 3, 1993
(IV.3.), as “The Logic of Relations with Some Applications to the Theory of
Series”
II.2. Mathematics and the Metaphysicians (1901)
i. The International Monthly, 1901, as “Recent Work on the
Principles of Mathematics”.
ii. Mysticism and Logic, 1917 (I.12.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 3, 1993
(IV.3.).
II.3. A Free Man’s Worship (1903)
i. Independent Review, 1
(Dec. 1903)
pp. 415-24, as “The Free Man’s Worship”.
ii. Philosophical Essays, 1910 (I.5.).
iii. Mysticism and Logic, 1917 (I.12.).
iv. Portland ,
Maine BR.
v. Haldeman-Julius Monthly, March 1925, pp. 232-240. Contains
the 1923 preface.
vi. Girard , Kans.
vii. Selected Papers of Bertrand Russell,
1927 (III.1.).
viii. Traveller’s Library, 1933. Edited with an Introduction
and notes by W. Somerset Maugham.
ix. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
x. CPBR, vol. 12, 1985 (IV.12.).
xi. Russell on Religion,
1999 (III.12.).
II.4. On History (1904)
i. The Independent Review,
July 1904.
ii. Philosophical Essays,
1910 (I.5.).
iii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 12, 1985 (IV.12.).
II.5. Science and Hypothesis (1905)
i. Mind, July 1905.
ii. Philosophical Essays, 1910 (I.5.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 4, 1994 (IV.4.).
II.6. The Existential Import of Propositions (1905)
i. Mind 14: 398-401, July 1905.
ii. Essays in Analysis, 1973, 98-102
iii. CPBR, vol. 4, 1994 (IV.4.).
II.7. On Denoting (1905)
i. Mind 14: 479-93,
1905.
ii. Logic and Knowledge,
1956 (I.45.).
iii. Essays in Analysis,
1973, 103-19
iv. CPBR, vol. 4, 1994 (IV.4.).
II.8. On Some Difficulties in the Theory of Transfinite Numbers and Order Types (1906)
i. Proceedings of the London
ii. Essays in Analysis, 1973 (III.8.).
II.9. On the Substitutional Theory of Classes and Relations (1906,
1973)
i. Essays in Analysis, 1973 (III.8.). Written in 1906,
first published in 1973.
II.10. On “Insolubilia” and their Solution by
Symbolic Logic (1906)
i. Revue de Métaphysique et de Morale 24: 627-50, 1906. In French as “Les
Paradoxes de la Logique”.
ii. Essays in Analysis, 1973 (III.8.). First publication in
English of BR’s original draft; his title.
iii. CPBR, vol. 5, ???? (IV.5.), as “The Paradoxes of Logic”
II.11. The Study of Mathematics (1907)
i. New Quarterly,
November 1907.
ii. Philosophical Essays, 1910 (I.5.).
iii. Mysticism and Logic, 1917 (I.12.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 12, 1985 (IV.12.).
II.12. On the Nature of Truth (1907)
i. Proceedings of the
Aristotelian Society 7: 28-49, 1906/07.
ii. Philosophical Essays, 1910 (I.5.), only parts I and II as
“The Monistic Theory of Truth”
iii. CPBR, vol. 5, ???? (IV.5.).
II.13. The Regressive Method of Discovering the Premises of
Mathematics (1907, 1973)
i. Essays, 1973, 272-83.
Written in 1907, first published in 1973.
ii. CPBR, vol. 5, ???? (IV.5.).
II.14. Williams James's Conception of Truth
(1908)
i. Albany
ii. Philosophical Essays, 1910 (I.5.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 5, ???? (IV.5.).
II.15. Mathematical Logic as Based on the Theory of Types (1908)
i. American Journal of Mathematics 30: 222-62, 1908.
ii. Logic and Knowledge,
1956 (I.45.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 5, ???? (IV.5.).
II.16. The Elements of Ethics (1908)
i. Hibbert Journal 7 (October 1908):
113-121). Section IV only.
ii. The New Quarterly, February 1910 (sections I
and II), May 1910 (III) and September 1910 (V and VI).
iii. Philosophical Essays,
1910 (I.5.). Complete (I-VI).
iv. Mysticism and Logic, 1917 (I.12.).
v. Bertrand Russell on Ethics, Sex and
Marriage, 1987 (III.10.). The orig. ver. from The New Quarterly and Hibbert
Journal.
vi. CPBR, vol. 6, 1992 (IV.6.).
II.17. On the Nature of Truth and Falsehood
(1909)
i. ????,
1909.
ii. Philosophical Essays, 1910 (I.5.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 6, 1992 (IV.6.).
II.18. Pragmatism (1909)
i. Edinburgh
ii. Philosophical Essays, 1910 (I.5.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 6, 1992 (IV.6.).
II.19. The Theory of Logical Types (1910)
i. Revue de Métaphysique et
de Morale 18: 263-30(?), 1910, as “La Théorie des types logiques”.
ii. Essays in Analysis, 1973 (III.8.). English MS published.
iii. CPBR, vol. 6, 1992 (IV.6.).
II.20. Knowledge of Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description (1911)
i. Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 11: 108-28, 1910/11.
Paper read before the society.
ii. Mysticism and Logic, 1917 (I.12.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 6, 1992 (IV.6.).
iv. Note
that the identically titled chapter V from The
Problems of Philosophy (1912, I.7.) is a different essay on the same
subject.
II.21. On the Relations of Universals and
Particulars (1912)
i. Proceedings of the Aristotelian
Society 12:
1-24, 1911/12. Read as the Presidential Address to the Aristotelian Society in London
ii. Logic and Knowledge,
1956 (I.45.). Endnote by BR, 1955.
iii. CPBR, vol. 6, 1992 (IV.6.).
II.22. The Philosophy of Bergson (1912)
i. The Monist, July 1912.
Read before “The Heretics” in Trinity
College
ii. Chicago Open Court
iii. Cambridge
II.23. The Essence of Religion (1912)
i. The Hibbert Journal,
October 1912.
ii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iii. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion, 1986 (III.9.).
iv. Russell on Religion,
1999 (III.12.).
v. CPBR, vol. 12, 1985 (IV.12.).
II.24. On the Notion of Cause (1913)
i. Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, 13: 126-51, 1912/13.
Presidential address to the society, 1912.
ii. Mysticism and Logic, 1917 (I.12.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 6, 1992 (IV.6.).
II.25. The Place of Science in a Liberal Education (1913)
i. The New Statesman, May 24 and 31, 1913.
ii. CPBR, vol. 12, 1985 (IV.12.).
II.26. Mysticism and Logic (1914)
i. Hibbert Journal, July 1914.
ii. Much
of the section “Reason and Intuition” also appears in “Current Tendencies”, the first
chapter of Our Knowledge of the External
World, 1914 (I.8.).
iii. Mysticism and Logic, 1917 (I.12.).
iv. Selected Papers of Bertrand Russell,
1927 (III.1.).
v. CPBR, vol. 8,
1986 (IV.8.).
II.27. On Scientific Method in Philosophy (1914)
i. Clarendon Press, 1914, as Scientific Method in Philosophy. Herbert
Spencer lecture at Oxford
ii. Mysticism and Logic, 1917 (I.12.). Many
omissions.
iii. Russell on Ethics,
1999 (III.11.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 8,
1986 (IV.8.).
II.28. The Relation of Sense data to Physics (1914)
i. Scientia 16: 1-27, 1914.
ii. Mysticism and Logic, 1917 (I.12.).
II.29. On the Nature of Acquaintance (1914)
i. The Monist 24: 1-16, 161-87, 435-53; 1914.
ii. Logic and Knowledge,
1956 (I.45.).
II.30. The Ultimate Constituents of Matter (1915)
i. Monist 25: 399-417, July 1915. An address to the Manchester
Philosophical Society, 1915.
ii. Mysticism and Logic, 1917 (I.12.).
II.31. Religion and the Churches (1916)
i. The Unpopular Review,
April-June 1916.
ii. Principles of Social Reconstruction, 1916 (I.10.). Minor
additions and changes.
iii. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion,
1986 (III.9.).
iv. Russell on Religion,
1999 (III.12.).
II.32. The Philosophy of Logical Atomism (1918)
i. Monist 28: 495-527 and 29: 33-63,
190-222, 344-80; 1918.
ii. Logic and Knowledge, 1956 (I.45.).
iii. Russell’s Logical Atomism, 1972 (III.6.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 8,
1986 (IV.8.).
II.33. On Propositions: What They Are and How They Mean (1919)
i. Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, Supplementary Volume 2:
1-43, 1919.
ii. Logic and Knowledge,
1956 (I.45.).
II.34. Free Thought and Official Propaganda
(1922)
i. London : Watts ,
1922
ii. Sceptical Essays, 1928 (I.24.).
iii. Let the People Think, 1941 (III.2.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 15, 2000 (IV.15.).
II.35. What Makes a Social System Good or Bad? (1922)
i. Century, May 1922.
ii. The Prospects of Industrial Civilization, 1923 (I.19.).
iii. Bertrand Russell on Ethics, Sex and
Marriage, 1987 (III.10.).
II.36. Can Men Be Rational? (1923)
i. ????, 1923.
ii. Sceptical Essays, 1928 (I.24.).
iii. Let the People Think, 1941 (III.2.).
iv. Girard , Kans.
v. CPBR, vol. 16, ???? (IV.16.).
II.37. Logical Atomism (1924)
i. London
ii. Logic and Knowledge,
1956 (I.45.).
iii. Russell’s Logical Atomism, 1972 (III.6.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 9, 1988 (IV.9.).
II.38. Styles in Ethics (1924)
i. Our Changing Morality, NY:
Albert & Charles Boni, 1924, ed. Frida Kirchwey.
ii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iii. Bertrand Russell on Ethics, Sex and
Marriage, 1987 (III.10.), as “New Morals for Old”.
II.39. Icarus, or the Future of Science
(1924)
i. London
ii. New York
iii. Spokesman,
2004.
II.40. Eastern and Western Ideals of
Happiness (1924)
i. ????,
1924.
ii. Sceptical Essays, 1928 (I.24.).
iii. Traveller’s Library, 1933. Edited with an Introduction
and notes by W. Somerset Maugham.
iv. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
v. Bertrand Russell on Ethics, Sex and
Marriage, 1987 (III.10.), as “Chinese Morals”.
vi. CPBR, vol. 16, ???? (IV.16.).
II.41. Materialism, Past and Present (1925)
i. Introduction
to A History of Materialism by F. A.
Lange, London
ii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 9, 1988 (IV.9.).
II.42. Life in the Middle Ages (1925)
i. The Calendar of Modern Letters (London
ii. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 17,
???? (IV.17.)
II.43. What I Believe (1925)
i. London
ii. New York
iii. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.).
iv. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
v. CPBR, vol. 18,
???? (IV.18.)
vi. Russell on Ethics, 1999 (III.11.).
vii. Routledge Classics, 2004.
Preface by Alan Ryan, 2003.
viii. Contents:
· 1.
Nature and Man
· 2.
The Good Life
· 3.
Moral Rules
· 4.
Salvation: Individual and Social
· 5.
Science and Happiness
II.44. Why I Am not a Christian (1927)
i. London : Watts ,
1927. Lecture delivered on March 6, 1927, at Battersea Town Hall
ii. Haldeman-Julius Quarterly, July-Aug.-Sept., 1928, pp. 179-85.
iii. Haldeman-Julius,
undated, probably late 1920s. Little Blue Book No. 1372.
iv. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.).
v. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
vi. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion,
1986 (III.9.).
vii. CPBR, vol. 10,
1996
(IV.10.).
viii. Russell on Religion,
1999 (III.12.).
II.45. On Catholic and Protestant Skeptics
(1928)
i. Life and Letters (London
ii. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 18,
???? (IV.18.)
II.46. Science and Education (1928)
i. St. Louis
ii. The Drift of Civilization: A Symposium, NY:
Simon &
Schuster, 1929.
iii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
II.47. On the Value of Scepticism (1928)
i. Sceptical Essays, 1928 (I.24.), as “Introduction: On the Value of
Scepticism”.
ii. Traveller’s Library, 1933. Edited with an Introduction
and notes by W. Somerset Maugham.
iii. Let the People Think, 1941 (III.2.).
iv. Girard , Kans.
v. CPBR, vol. 10,
1996
(IV.10.).
II.48. What is the Soul? (1929)
i. ????,
1929.
ii. In Praise of Idleness,
1935 (I.30.).
iii. Let the People Think,
1941 (III.2.).
iv. Girard , Kans.
v. CPBR, vol. 10, 1996 (IV.10.).
II.49. Stoicism and Mental Health (1929)
i. In Praise of Idleness,
1935 (I.30.).
ii. Let the People Think, 1941 (III.2.).
iii. Girard , Kans.
iv. CPBR, vol. 18, ???? (IV.18.).
II.50. Has Religion Made Useful Contributions
to Civilization? (1929)
i. The Debunker and the American Parade, 10, No. 1 (June 1929), pp.
3-16. A magazine published by Haldeman-Julius.
ii. Girard ,
Kans.
iii. The Rationalist Annual,
1930. 1st British publication.
iv. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.).
v. CPBR, vol. 10,
1996
(IV.10.).
vi. Russell on Religion,
1999 (III.12.).
II.51. The New Generation (1930)
i. Introduction
to The New Generation, NY: Macauley,
1930, ed. V. F. Calverton and Samuel D. Schmalhausen.
ii. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.).
II.52. Nice People (1931)
i. Harper's Magazine,
July 1931.
ii. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.).
II.53. The Fate of Thomas Paine (1934)
i. Great Democrats, London
ii. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.).
II.54. Is Science Superstitious? (1935)
i. ?????,
1926
ii. Sceptical Essays, 1928 (I.24.).
iii. Let the People Think, 1941 (III.2.).
iv. Girard , Kans.
v. CPBR, vol. 9,
1988 (IV.9.).
II.55. Our Sexual Ethics (1936)
i. The American Mercury,
1936.
ii. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.).
iii. Bertrand Russell on Ethics, Sex and
Marriage, 1987 (III.10.).
II.56. Do We Survive Death? (1936)
i. The Mysteries of Life and Death, London : Hutchinson
ii. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.).
II.57. My Religious Reminiscences (1938)
i. The Rationalist Annual,
1938.
Published by C. A. Watts & Co.
ii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iii. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion, 1986 (III.9.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 10, 1996 (IV.10.).
II.58. Dewey's New Logic (1939)
i. The Philosophy of John Dewey, Evanston & Chicago
ii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 10,
1996
(IV.10.).
II.59. Freedom and the Colleges (1940)
i. The American Mercury,
May 1940.
ii. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.).
II.60. The Functions of a Teacher (1940)
i. Harper's Magazine, June
1940.
ii. Unpopular Essays,
1950 (I.39.).
iii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
II.61. The Art of Rational Conjecture (1942)
i. Girard ,
Kans.
ii. The Art of Philosophizing,
1968 (I.35.).
II.62. The Art of Drawing Inferences (1942)
i. Girard ,
Kans.
ii. The Art of Philosophizing,
1968 (I.35).
II.63. The Art of Reckoning (1942)
i. Girard ,
Kans.
ii. The Art of Philosophizing,
1968 (I.35.).
II.64. How to Read and Understand History
(1943)
i. Girard ,
Kans.
ii. Understanding History,
1957 (I.47.).
II.65. An Outline of Intellectual Rubbish
(1943)
i. Girard ,
Kans.
ii. Unpopular Essays,
1950 (I.39.).
iii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iv. Essays in Skepticism, 1963 (III.5.), as “Intellectual
Rubbish”.
v. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion, 1986 (III.9.).
vi. The Portable Atheist: Essential Readings
II.66. The Value of Free Thought (1944)
i. Girard ,
Kans.
ii. Understanding History,
1957 (I.47.).
iii. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion, 1986 (III.9.).
II.67. My Mental Development (1944)
i. The Philosophy of Bertrand Russell,
1944, ed. P. A. Schilpp.
ii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 11, 1997 (IV.11.).
iv. Russell on Religion,
1999, excerpt (III.12.).
II.68. Ideas That Have Helped Mankind (1946)
i. Girard ,
Kans.
ii. Unpopular Essays,
1950 (I.39.).
iii. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion, 1986 (III.9.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 24,
???? (IV.24.).
II.69. Ideas That Have Harmed Mankind (1946)
i. Girard ,
Kans.
ii. Unpopular Essays,
1950 (I.39.).
iii. Essays in Skepticism, 1962 (III.5.), as “Man’s Record of
Beliefs” (titled sections).
iv. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion, 1986 (III.9.).
v. CPBR, vol. 24, ???? (IV.24.)
II.70. Mind and Matter in Modern Science (1946)
i. Girard ,
Kans.
ii. Understanding History,
1957 (I.47.),
as “Mentalism
vs. Materialism”.
iii. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion, 1986 (III.9.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 11,
1997 (IV.11.).
II.71. The Faith of a Rationalist (1947)
i. The Listener, 29 May 1947. A broadcast by BR on British radio on 20
May.
ii. Haldeman-Julius, 1947. Big
Blue Book B-638.
iii. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion, 1986 (III.9.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 11,
1997 (IV.11.).
II.72. Philosophy and Politics (1947)
i. Cambridge : Cambridge University
ii. Unpopular Essays,
1950 (I.39.).
iii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 11, 1997 (IV.11.).
II.73. The Existence of God – a Debate with
Father F. C. Copleston, SJ (1948)
i. Humanitas, Autumn 1948. BBC talk.
ii. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.). 1st
British edition only.
iii. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion, 1986 (III.9.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 11, 1997 (IV.11.).
II.74. Am I an Atheist or an Agnostic? (1949)
i. The Literary Guide and Rationalist Review, 64, No. 7, July 1949.
Speech by BR given at the annual dinner of the Rationalist Press Association in
London.
ii. Girard , Kans.
iii. Essays in Skepticism, 1962 (III.5.), as “Atheism and
Agnosticism” (titled sections)?
iv. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion, 1986 (III.9.).
v. CPBR, vol. 11, 1997 (IV.11.).
II.75. If We are to Survive This Dark Time
(1950)
i. The New York Times Magazine,
September 3, 1950.
ii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 26, ???? (IV.26.)
II.76. What Would Help Mankind Most? (1950)
i. The New Times Magazine,
September 27, 1950.
ii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
II.77. Religion and Morals (1952)
i. Jewish Daily Forward,
1952.
ii. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.).
II.78. What is Freedom? (1952)
i. London
ii. Fact and Fiction,
1961 (I.52.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 27,
???? (IV.27.)
II.79. What is Democracy? (1953)
i. London
ii. Fact and Fiction,
1961 (I.52.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 27,
???? (IV.27.)
II.80. What is an Agnostic? (1953)
i. Look Magazine,
1953.
ii. A Guide to the Religions of America
iii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iv. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion, 1986 (III.9.).
v. CPBR, vol. 11, 1997 (IV.11.).
vi. Russell on Religion, 1999 (III.12.).
II.81. Do Science and Religion Conflict? (1954)
i. The Journal of the British Astronomic Association, 64 (Jan 1954), pp. 94–96.
A review of seventh Eddington Memorial Lecture, delivered by H. H. Price and
published as Some Aspects of the Conflict between Science and
Religion.
ii. CPBR, vol. 11, 1997 (IV.11.).
iii. Russell on Religion, 1999 (III.12.).
II.82. Politically Important Desires (1954)
i. Human Society in Ethics and Politics,
1954 (I.43.). Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech, 11 December 1950.
ii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 26, ???? (IV.26.), as “What Desire are Politically
Important”.
II.83. Can Religion Cure Our Troubles? (1954)
i. Dagens Nyheter,
November 9 and 11, 1954.
ii. Why I Am Not a Christian, 1957 (I.48.).
iii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 28, 2003 (IV.28.).
II.84. History as an Art (1954)
i. Kent , U.K.
ii. Portraits from Memory,
1956 (I.46.).
iii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 28, 2003 (IV.28.).
II.85. Man’s Peril (1954)
i. The Listener, 52 (30 Dec. 1954): 1,
135-6. “Man’s Peril from the Hydrogen Bomb”. Russell’s
famous Christmas address broadcast on 23 December 1954. Full text and
commentary are available online.
ii. London
iii. Portraits from Memory,
1956 (I.46.).
iv. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
v. CPBR, vol. 28, 2003 (IV.28.).
II.86. Science and Human Life (1955)
i. What is Science, 1955,
ed. James R. Newman.
ii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 29, 2005 (IV.29.).
II.87. John Stuart Mill (1955)
i. London : Oxford University
ii. Portraits from Memory,
1956 (I.46.).
II.88. The Russell-Einstein Manifesto (1955)
i. New York
ii. Has Man a Future?,
1961 (I.53.), as part from the chapter “Scientists and the H-bomb”.
II.89. Are the World’s Troubles Due to Decay
of Faith? (1956)
i. The Rationalist Annual,
1956.
ii. Bertrand Russell on God and Religion, 1986 (III.9.).
iii. CPBR, vol. 27,
???? (IV.27.)
II.90. Mr. Strawson on Referring (1957)
i. Mind 66: 385-9, July 1987.
ii. Essays in Analysis, 1973 (III.8.).
II.91. Open Letter to Eisenhower and
Khrushchev (1957)
i. New Statesman,
Nov.
7, 1957.
ii. Look magazine, Jan. 21, 1958.
iii. The Vital Letters of Russell, Khrushchev and Dulles, London
iv. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
II.92. The Expanding Mental Universe (1959)
i. The Saturday Evening Post,
July 18, 1959, vol. 322, No. 3, as No. 31 in the series “Adventures of the
Mind”.
ii. Adventures of the Mind, NY:
Alfred A. Knopf, 1959, ed. Richard Thruelson and John Kobler.
iii. The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell,
1961 (III.4.).
iv. CPBR, vol. 30, ???? (IV.30.).
II.93. Bertrand Russell Speaks His Mind
(1960)
i. New York
ii. London
iii. Contents:
· 01
What Is Philosophy?
· 02
Religion
· 03
War and Pacifism
· 04
Communism and Capitalism
· 05
Taboo Morality
· 06
Power
· 07
What Is Happiness?
· 08
Nationalism
· 09
Great Britain
· 10
The Role of the Individual
· 11
Fanaticism and Tolerance
· 12
The H-Bomb
· The
possible Future of Mankind
II.94. On the Philosophy of Science (1965)
i. Indianapolis ,
Ind.
III.
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS
III.1. Selected
Papers of Bertrand Russell
(1927)
i. New York
ii. Contents:
· A
Free Man's Worship [1903, II.3.]
· Mysticism
and Logic [1914, II.26.]
· The
State [1916, I.10.]
· Education
[1916, I.10.]
· Science
and Art under Socialism [1918, I.13.]
· The
World as It Could be Made [1918, I.13.]
· The
Aims of Education [1926, I.21.]
· Questions
[1922, I.17.]
· Chinese
and Western Civilization Contrasted [1922, I.17.]
· The
Chinese Character [1922, I.17.]
· Causes
of the Present Chaos [1923, I.20.]
· Moral
Standards and Social Well-Being [1923, I.19.]
· Deciding
Forces in Politics [1920, I.15.]
· Touch
and Sight: The Earth and the Heavens [1925, I.20.]
· Current
Tendencies [1914, I.8.]
· Words
and Meaning [1921, I.16.]
· Definition
of Number [1919, I.14.]
III.2. The Will to Doubt (1941, 1958)
i. London
ii. New York
iii. Spokesman, 2003.
iv. Contents:
· Can Men Be Rational?
[1923, II.36.]
· Free Thought and Official
Propaganda [1926, II.34.]
· On
the Value of Scepticism [1928, II.47.]
· On Youthful Cynicism
[1935, I.30.]
· Is Science Superstitious?
[1935, II.54.]
· “Useless” Knowledge [1935,
I.30.]
· What Is the Soul? [1929,
II.48.]
· The Ancestry of Fascism
[1935, I.30.]
· Stoicism and Mental Health
[1929, II.49.]
· Modern Homogenity [1930, I.30.]
· Men versus Insects [????, I.30.]
· On Comets [1935, I.30.
& I.60.]
III.3. Bertrand
Russell’s Best
(1958),
ed. Robert Egner
i. George Allen & Unwin,
1958. Indifferent selection of short quotes.
ii. George Allen & Unwin,
1970. Revised and enlarged edition.
iii. Unwin Paperback, 1975.
Re-issued, 1981.
iv. Routledge, 2004.
v. Routledge Classics, 2009.
Preface by BR, 1970. Preface and Introduction by the editor, 1970.
vi. Contents:
· 1. Psychology
· 2. Religion
· 3. Sex and Marriage
· 4. Education
· 5. Politics
· 6. Ethics
III.4. The
Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell (1961), eds. Robert Egner and Lester Denonn
i. London BR.
ii. New York
iii. Routledge
Classics,
2009. Introduction by John G. Slater.
iv. Contents:
PART I: Autobiographical Asides
· 1.
My Religious Reminiscences [1938, II.57.]
· 2.
My Mental Development [1944, II.67.]
· 3.
Adaptation: An Autobiographical Epitome [excerpt; 1956, I.46.]
· 4.
Why I Took to Philosophy [1956, I.46.]
PART II: The Nobel Prize Winning Man of Letters (Essayist and
Short Story Writer)
· 5.
How I Write [1956, I.46.]
· 6.
A Free Man's Worship [1903, II.3.]
· 7.
An Outline of Intellectual Rubbish [1943, II.65.]
· 8.
The Metaphysician's Nightmare: Retro Me Satanas [1954, I.44.]
PART III: The Philosopher of Language
· 9.
Language [1927, I.23.]
· 10.
Sentences, Syntax, and Parts of Speech [1940, I.34.]
· 11.
The Uses of Language [1948, I.37.]
· 12.
The Cult of 'Common Usage' [1950, I.46.]
PART IV: The Logician and Philosopher of Mathematics
· 13.
Symbolic Logic [1903, I.4.]
· 14.
On Induction [1912, I.7.]
· 15.
Preface to Principia Mathematica [1910, I.6.]
· 16.
Introduction to Principia Mathematica [1910, I.6.]
· 17.
Summary of Part III, Principia Mathematica [1912, I.6.]
· 18.
Summary of Part IV, Principia Mathematica [1912, I.6.]
· 19.
Summary of Part V, Principia Mathematica [1912, I.6.]
· 20.
Summary of Part VI, Principia Mathematica [1913, I.6.]
· 21.
Introduction to the Second Edition, Principia Mathematica [1925, I.6.]
· 22.
Mathematics and Logic [1919, I.14.]
· 23.
The Validity of Inference [1927, I.23.]
· 24.
Dewey's New Logic [1939, II.58.]
· 25.
John Dewey [1945, I.36.]
PART V: The Epistemologist
· 26.
Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description [1912, I.7.]
· 27.
Theory of Knowledge [1959, I.50.]
· 28.
Epistemological Premises [1940, I.35.]
PART VI: The Metaphysician
· 29.
Materialism, Past and Present [1925, II.41.]
· 30.
Language and Metaphysics [1940, I.34.]
· 31.
The Retreat from Pythagoras [1959, I.50.]
PART VII: The Historian of Philosophy
· 32.
Philosophy in the Twentieth Century [1924, I.24.]
· 33.
Aristotle's Logic [1945, I.36.]
· 34.
St Thomas Aquinas [1945, I.36.]
· 35.
Currents of Thoughts in the Nineteenth Century [1945, I.36.]
· 36.
The Philosophy of Logical Analyses [1945, I.36.]
PART VIII: The Psychologist
· 37.
Psychological and Physical Causal Laws [1921, I.16.]
· 38.
Truth and Falsehood [1921, I.16.]
· 39.
Knowledge Behaviouristically Considered [1927, I.23.]
PART IX: The Moral Philosopher
· 40.
Styles in Ethics [1924, II.38.]
· 41.
The Place of Sex Among Human Values [1929, I.25.]
· 42.
Individual and Social Ethics [1949, I.38.]
· 43.
'What I Believe' [1925, II.43.]
· 44.
The Expanding Mental Universe [1959, II.92.]
PART X: The Philosopher of Education
· 45.
Education [1916, I.10.]
· 46.
The Aims of Education [1926, I.21.]
· 47.
Emotion and Discipline [1932, I.28.]
· 48.
The Functions of a Teacher [1940, II.60.]
PART XI: The Philosopher of Politics
· 49.
The Reconciliation of Individuality and Citizenship [1932, I.28.]
· 50.
Philosophy and Politics [1947, II.72.]
· 51.
Politically Important Desires [1954, II.82.]
· 52.
Why I am not a Communist [1956, I.46.]
PART XII: The Philosopher in the Field of Economics
· 53.
Property [1916, I.10.]
· 54.
Dialectical Materialism [1934, I.29.]
· 55.
The Theory of Surplus Value [1934, I.29.]
PART XIII: The Philosopher of History
· 56.
On History [1904, II.4.]
· 57.
The Materialistic Theory of History [1920, I.15.]
· 58.
History as an Art [1954, II.84.]
PART XIV: The Philosopher of Culture: East and West
· 59.
Chinese and Western Civilization Contrasted [1922, I.17.]
· 60.
Eastern and Western Ideals of Happiness [1924, II.40.]
PART XV: The Philosopher of Religion
· 61.
The Essence of Religion [1912, II.23.]
· 62.
What is an Agnostic? [1953, II.81.]
· 63.
Why I am not a Christian [1927, II.44.]
· 64.
Can Religion Cure Our Troubles? [1954, II.83.]
PART XVI: The Philosopher and Expositor of Science
· 65.
Physics and Neutral Monism [1927, I.22.]
· 66.
Science and Education [1928, II.46.]
· 67.
Limitations of Scientific Method [1931, I.27.]
· 68.
The New Physics and Relativity [1923, I.18.]
· 69.
Science and Values [1951, I.40.]
· 70.
Non-Demonstrative Inference [1959, I.50.]
PART XVII: The Analyst of International Affairs
· 71.
The Taming of Power [1938, I.33.]
· 72.
If We are to Survive This Dark Time [1950, II.75.]
· 73.
What Would Help Mankind Most? [1950, II.76.]
· 74.
Current Perplexities [1951, I.41.]
· 75.
World Government [1951, I.41.]
· 76.
The Next Half-Century [1951, I.41.]
· 77.
Life Without Fear [1951, I.41.]
· 78.
Science and Human Life [1955, II.86.]
· 79.
Open Letter to Eisenhower and Khrushchev [1957, II.91.]
· 80.
Man's Peril [1954, II.82.]
· 81.
Methods of Settling Disputes in the Nuclear Age [1959, I.49.]
III.5. Essays
in Skepticism (1962)
i. New York
ii. Contents:
· I. Man’s Record of Beliefs [1946, II.69]
§
Principal Causes Are Human
§
Man’s Worst Enemy – Man
§
Our Sadistic Impulses
§
The Place of Religion in Man’s Cruel Record
§
The Psychoanalysts Take a Look
§
Emotions and Superstition
§
Envy as a Source of False Beliefs
§
The False Philosophy of Economic Nationalism
§
Pride of Race
§
The Superstition of Male Superiority
§
Some Bad Effects of Male Domination
§
Class Distinctions
§
Pride of Creed
§
The Delusion of Divine Favor
§
The Chances Are that Our Ideas Are Wrong
§
What Social Science Can Do
§
What the World Needs
· II. Intellectual Rubbish [1943, II.65.]
· III. Atheism and Agnosticism [most probably II.74., 1949]
§
Sin and the Bishops
§
Don’t Be too Certain!
§
Proof of God
§
Scepticism
§
Persecution
· IV. On Being Old [1962, probably published here for the 1st
time????]
§
Easy Labels
§
More of a Rebel
III.6. The Philosophy of Logical
Atomism (1972, 1985), ed. David Pears
i. London : Fontana
ii. Chicago Open Court
iii. Routledge Classics, 2010.
Contains the 1985 introduction.
iv. Contents:
· The Philosophy of Logical Atomism [1918, II.32.]
§
Facts and Propositions
§
Particulars, Predicates, and Relations
§
Atomic and Molecular Propositions
§
Propositions and Facts with More than One Verb: Beliefs, Etc.
§
General Propositions and Existence
§
Descriptions and Incomplete Symbols
§
The Theory of Types and Symbolism: Classes
§
Excursus into Metaphysics: What There Is
· Logical Atomism [1924, II.37.]
III.7. The
Life of Bertrand Russell in Pictures and His Own Words (1972), eds. Christopher Farley and David Hodgson
i. Spokesman, 1972.
Reprinted, 2004. 93 pp. of very short, ill-selected and ill-sourced quotes plus
plenty of magnificent photographs.
III.8. Essays in Analysis (1973), ed. Douglas Lackey
i. London
ii. New York
iii. Contents:
· Meinong’s
Theory of Complexes and Assumptions [1904]
· Review
of: A. Meinong, Untersuchungen zur
Gengenstandstheorie und Psychologie [1905]
· Review
of: A. Meinong, Uber die Stellung der
Gegenstandstherie im System der Wissenschaften [1907]
· The
Existential Import of Propositions [1905, II.6.]
· On
Denoting [1905, II.7.]
· Mr.
Strawson on Referring [1957, II.90.]
· On
Some Difficulties in the Theory of Transfinite Numbers and Order Types [1906,
II.8.]
· On
the Substitutional Theory of Classes and Relations [1906, II.9.]
· On
'Insolubilia' and their Solution by Symbolic Logic [1906, II.10.]
· The
Theory of Logical Types [1910, II.19.]
· The
Axiom of Infinity [1904, IV.4.]
· On
the Relation of Mathematics to Logic [1905?]
· The
Regressive Method of Discovering the Premises of Mathematics [1907, II.13.]
· The
Philosophical Implications of Mathematical Logic [previously unpublsihed????]
· Is
Mathematics Purely Linguistic? [1950, previously unpublished]
III.9. Bertrand
Russell on God and Religion
(1986), ed. Al Seckel
i. Buffalo ,
N.Y.
ii. Contents:
Part One:
· My Religious Reminiscences
[1938, II.57.]
· First Efforts [1959, I.50.]
· Why I Am Not a Christian
[1927, II.44.]
· What Is an Agnostic? [1953,
II.80.]
· Am I an Atheist or an
Agnostic? [1949, II.74.]
· The Faith of a Rationalist
[1947, II.71.]
Part Two:
· The Essence of Religion [1912, II.23.]
· Religion and the Churches
[1916, II.31.]
· A Debate on the Existence
of God [1948, II.73.]
· What Is the Soul? [1929,
II.48.]
· Mind and Matter in Modern
Science [1946, II.70.]
Part Three:
· Science and Religion [1931,
I.27.]
· Cosmic Purpose [1935,
I.31.]
Part Four:
· An Outline of Intellectual
Rubbish [1943, II.65.]
· The Value of Free Thought
[1944, II.66.]
· Sin [Horizon 17, January 1948; I.43.]
· Are the World’s Troubles
Due to Decay of Faith? [1956, II.89.]
· Ideas that Have Harmed
Mankind [1946, II.69.]
· Ideas that Have Helped
Mankind [1946, II.68.]
Part Five:
· Mahatma Gandhi [1952,
IV.27.]
· The Theologian’s Nightmare
[1961, I. 52.]
III.10. Bertrand
Russell on Ethics, Sex and Marriage (1987), ed. Al Seckel
i. Buffalo ,
N.Y.
ii. Contents:
Part One: Ethics
· The Elements of Ethics
[1910, II.16.]
· Science and Ethics [1935,
I.31.]
· Power and Ethical Rules [1938,
I.33., as “Power and Moral Codes”]
· Sources of Ethical Beliefs
and Feelings [1954, I.43.]
· Is There Ethical
Knowledge? [1954, I.43.]
Part Two: Moral Rules
· What Makes a Social System
Good or Bad? [1922, II.35.]
· Moral Standards and Social
Well-being [1923, I.19.]
· New Morals for Old [1924, II.38.]
· How Will Science Change Morals?
[1928]
· Morality and Instinct [ts
carbon, RA 220.012880, first publication]
· Moral Codes [1954, I.43.]
· Taboo Morality [1960,
II.93.]
· Chinese Morals [II.40., as
“Eastern and Western Ideals of Happiness”]
Part Three: Sexual Morality
· Education Without Sex
Taboos [1927, IV.18.]
· Why a Sexual Ethic Is
Necessary [1929, I.25.]
· The Place of Sex Among
Human Values [1929, I.25.]
· Our Sexual Ethics [1936,
II.55.]
Part Four: Marriage and Divorce
· Marriage and the
Population Question [1916, I.10.]
· The Ostrich Code of Morals
[1927]
· My Own View of Marriage [1928]
· Marriage and Morals [1929,
I.25., as “Conclusion”]
· Is Modern Marriage a
Failure? [B42]
· Do I Preach Adultery? [1940]
· A Liberal View of Divorce
[1930]
Part Five: Happiness
· What Makes People Unhappy?
[1930, I.26.]
· How to Be Free and Happy [1924]
III.11. Russell
on Ethics
(1999), ed. Charles Pigden
i. London
ii. Contents:
Part I: A moralist in the making: the pre-Principia years
· Greek exercises [1888,
IV.1.]
· On
the foundations of ethics [1893, IV.1.]
· The relation of what ought
to be to what is, has been or will be [1893, IV.1.]
· The relation of rule and
end [1893, IV.1.]
· On the definition of
virtue [1893, IV.1.]
· The ethical bearings of
psychogony [1894, IV.1.]
· Ethical axioms [1894, IV.1.]
· Cleopatra or Maggie Tulliver?
[1894, IV.1.]
· Are all desires equally
moral? [c. 1896, IV.1.]
· Is ethics a branch of
empirical psychology? [1894, IV.1.]
· Seems Madam? Nay, it is [1897,
I.48. & IV.11.]
· Was the world good before
the sixth day? [1899, IV.1.]
Part II: Meta-ethics
· The meaning of good [1904,
IV.4.]
· On scientific method in
philosophy [1914, II.27.]
· War and non-resistance: a
rejoinder to professor Perry [1915, IV.13.]
· Controversy with ‘North
Staffs’ [IV.13.]
· Is there an absolute good?
[1922, IV.9.]
· What I Believe [1925, II.43.]
· Science and ethics [1935,
I.31.]
· Reply to criticisms [1944,
IV.11.]
· A compromise solution? [1954,
I.43., extracts from various chapters]
· Last perplexities
[1946-60, reply to Munro and intro to Hume]
Part III: Reason and passions
· Reason: the slave of the passions
[1954, I.43., extract from the preface]
Part IV: The function of morality
· The development of morals
[1907, IV.12.]
· What is morality?
· A Russian communist
philosopher [1926, IV.9.]
· Power and moral codes [1938,
I.33.]
Part V: Contemplation and the good
life
· The good of the intellect
· On the ethical importance
of scientific realism [1952, I.40.]
· The Spinozistic outlook
[1945, I.36.]
III.12. Russell
on Religion
(1999), ed. Louis Greenspan and Stefan Andersson
i. London
ii. Contents:
PART I: Personal statements
· From “My Mental
Development” [1944, II.67.] and “Reply to Criticisms” [1944, IV.11.]
· The
Free Man’s Worship [1903, II.3.]
· Autobiography: Mystic
Illumination [1969, I.56., vol. 1]
· What is an Agnostic? [1953,
II.80.]
Part II: Religion and philosophy
· The Essence of Religion
[1912, II.23.]
· The Essence and Effect of
Religion [1921, IV.15.]
· Why I Am Not a Christian [1927,
II.44.]
· The Existence and Nature
of God [Lecture, delivered on 18 February, 1939, in the University
of Michigan , Ann Arbor
Part III: Religion and science
· Mysticism
and Logic [1914, II.26.]
· Science and Religion [1935?,
IV.10.]
· Review of Sir Arthur
Eddington, The Nature of the Physical
World [1919, IV.10.]
· Review of James Jeans, The Mysterious Universe [1930, IV.10.]
· Do Science and Religion
Conflict? [1954, II.81.]
Part IV: Religion and morality
· Religion
and the Churches [1916, II.31.]
· Inherent Tendencies of
Industrialism [1923, I.19.]
· Has Religion Made Useful
Contributions to Civilization? [1929, II.50.]
· The Sense of Sin [1930,
I.26.]
Part V: Religion and history
· Introduction
to History of Western Philosophy
[1945, I.36.]
· The Religious Development
of the Jews [1945, I.36.]
· Christianity During the
First Four Centuries [1945, I.36.]
· Mohammedan Culture and
Philosophy [1945, I.36.]
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