Bertrand Russell, by John G. Slater.  With a preface by Ray Monk.
　Bristol, England, Thoemmes Press, 1994.   xii, 171 p. 
　(Bristol Introductions)  　*Paper ed.

　Contents:
　　Preface by Ray Monk
　　Introduction
　　1　A sketch of his life
　　2　Logic and the foundations of mathmatics
　　3　Scientific method in philosophy
　　4　The theory of descriptions: an example of his method in use
　　5　Metaphysics: 'the skeleton of the world'
　　6　Epistemology: 'a map of the theory of knowledge'
　　7　Ethics: the ground for moral rules
　　8　Religion: a sceptic's testament
　　9　Political theory: liberal and democratic
　 10　Political activism: his duty to his family
　 11　The importance of the study of history
　 12　The proper role of education in the life of the child
　 13　Some thoughts on his achievements 
　　Bibliography of works cited or mentioned