Russell, Bertrand; Grayling, A. C. (Intro)
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About the Author
Bertrand Russell was a towering twentieth-century philosopher, mathematician, essayist, and public intellectual whose work shaped modern debates about logic, knowledge, ethics, politics, and society. Renowned for his clarity, independence, and commitment to reason, he wrote for both specialist and general audiences, bringing philosophical questions into conversation with the urgent issues of his time. His sweeping intellectual history remains a landmark of accessible philosophical writing. This edition includes an introduction by A. C. Grayling, offering contemporary perspective on Russell’s influential account of Western thought and its relationship to political and social change.
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