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４７(1954) Human Society in Ethics and Politics. １．London; Allen & Unwin, 1954. 239 p. plate 23 cm. [Contents] Preface. Introduction. Pt.I: Ethics. 1.Sources of ethical beliefs and feelings. 2.Moral codes. 3.Morality as a means. 4.Good and bad. 5.Partial and general goods. 6.Moral obligation. 7.Sin. 8.Ethical controversy. 9.Is there ethical knowledge? 10.Authority in ethics. 11.Production and distribution. 12.Superstitious ethics. 13.Ethical sanctions. Pt.II: The conflict of passions. 1.From ethics to politics. 2.Politically important desires. 3.Forethought and skill. 4.Myth and magic. 5.Cohesion and rivalry. 6.Scientific technique and the future. 7.Will religious faith cure our troubles? 8.Conquest? 9.Steps towards stable peace. 10.Prologue or epilogue? No index. * "The first nine chapters of this book were written in 1945-1946, the rest in 1953, except chapter 2 of Part II, which was the lecture I gave in Stockholm on the occasion of receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature. I had originally intended to included the discussion of ethics in my book on 'Human Knowledge', but I decided not to do so because I was uncertain as to the sense in which ethics can be regarded as 'knowledge"(From: Preface by B. Russell) ●ＲＣ／国会／東大哲学、倫理、法、教養／一橋／筑波／京大倫理、法、教養、アメ研／阪大／東北大／名大／九大／早／慶２．New York; Simon & Schuster, 1955. xxi,227 p. 21 cm. ●京大アメ研３．New York; New American Library, May 1962. xvi,200 p. 18 cm. (Mentor books, MD429)
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４８(1956) Portraits from Memory, and Other Essays. １．London; Allen & Unwin, 1956. 227 p. 23 cm. [Contents] Adaptation; an autobiograhical epitome. Six autobiographical talks: 1.Why I took to philosophy. 2.Some philosophical contacts. 3.Experiences of a pacifist in the First World War. 4.From logic to politics. 5.Beliefs; discarded and retained. 6.Hopes; realized and disappointed. / How to grow old. Reflections on my eightieth birthday. / Portraits from memory: 1.Some Cambridge dons of the 'Nineties. 2.Some of my contemporaries at Cambridge. 3.George Bernard Shaw. 4.H. G. Wells. 5.Joseph Conrad. 6.G. Santayana. 7.Alfred North Whitehead. 8.Sidney and Beatrice Webb. 9.D. H. Lawrence. / Lord John Russell. John Stuart Mill. Mind and matter. The cult of "common usage". Knowledge and wisdom. A philosophy for our time. A plea for clear thinking. History as an art. How I write. The road to happiness. Symptoms of Orwell's 1984. Why I am not a commuinst. Man's peril. Steps towards peace. ●ＲＣ／国会／東大哲学、法、教養研／一橋／東工大研／京大哲学、経、教養／九大／早／慶２．New York; Simon & Schuster, 1956. vi,247 p. 21 cm. ●京大アメ研４９(1956) Logic and Knowlege; Essays, 1901-1950, ed. by Robert Charles Marsh. １．London; Allen & Unwin, 1956. xi,382 p. 23 cm. [Contents] Preface. Note to Logic and Knowledge by B. Russell. 1901: The logic of relations; with some applications to the theory of series. 1905: On denoting. 1908: Mathematical logic as based on the theory of types. 1911: On the relations of universals and particulars. 1914: On the nature of acquaintance. 1918: Tha philosophy of logical atomism. 1919: On propositions; what they are and how they mean. 1924: Logical atomisim. 1936: On order in time. 1950: Logical positivism. ●ＲＣ／国会／東大哲学、教養研／京大哲学、教育、法、人文研、経済研、アメ研／北大／名大／熊大／早／慶２．New York; Macmillan, 1956. xi,382 p. 23 cm. ●京大アメ研／早３．New York; Putna's Sons, 1971. xi,382 p. 20 cm. (Capricorn books, CAP Giant 343) |
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