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5th ed. 01-5.1.The Philosophy of Bertrand Russell. 5th ed., ed. by P. A. Schilpp. La Salle, ILL.; Open Court, 1989. ??,829 p. 24 cm. (The library of living philsophers, v.5)  คQๅค1949(Russell, 77ฮ) 01.La philosophie des mathematiques; etude sur la logistique de Russell, par Andre Darbon. Paris, Presses Universitaires de France, 1949. xii,203 p. (Bibliotheque de Philosophie Contemporaine) 02-1.Bertrand Russell, O.M.; a pictorial biography, by Harry W. Leggett. London; Lincolns-Prager, c1949. 79 p. port., illus. 25 cm. * Contents: 1.Philosopher and prophet. 2.Mathematics, pacifism and marriage. 3.Children, education and divorce. 4.Third marriage and world affairs. 5.Analytical empiricism. 6.Philosophy, religion and morality. 7.Bertrand Russell's principal works. qb02-2. ... New York; Philosophical Library, 1950. 79 p. 26 cm. @ ๅณ{ค1951(Russell, 79ฮ) 01.Bertrand Russell; a short guide to his philosophy, by Alan Dorward. London, New York & Tronto; Longmans, 1951. 44 p. port. 21 cm. (Bibliographical series of supplements to 'British book news') * Published for the British Council and the National Book League by Longmans. * Contents: Introductory. The principles of mathematics. The transformation of logic; logic and philosophy. Descriptions. Review. Later developments. Physical objects as logical constructions. 'The Analysis of Mind'. Conclusion. Social and political writings. Select bibliography. Index of essays, etc. @ qb^๏^ๅ@ANwApถAณ{ค^ใๅ^^c |
1952(Russell, 80ฮ) 01-1.1.Bertrand Russell's Construction of the External World, by Charles Andrew Fritz, Jr. London; Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1952. 243 p. 23 cm. (International library of psychology, philosophy, and scientific method) * Bibliog.: p.232-236. * Contents: Acknowledgements. I.The development of B. Russell's philosophy. II.The construction of numbers, descriptions, and classes. pt.1: Numbers. pt.2: Descriptions. pt.3: Classes. III.The problems of the external world. pt.1: Hard vs. soft data. pt.2: Logical atomism. pt.3: Physics and perception. IV.The construction of material objects and the entities of physics. pt.1: Material objects as classes of appearance. pt.2: Material objects as classes of events. pt.3: The construction of the entities of physics. pt.4: Postulates of scientific inference. V.Construcitons as a methodological principle. pt.1: The 'new method' in philosophy. pt.2: Logical constructions and incomplete symbols. pt.3: Conclusion. Bibliography. Index of subjects. Index of names. Index of reference. @ ๅ@Aณ{ค^}g^ๅ}ANwAณ{^ใๅ^c01-1.2. ... Westport, Conn.; Greenwood Press, [1974] 243 p. 22 cm. * Reprint of the 1952 ed. pub. by Routledge & Kegan Paul, London. @ qb02.Bertrand Russell's Theories of CausationAby Erik Joham A. Gotlind. Uppsala; Almqvist & Wiksell, 1952. 164 p. 22 cm. @ kๅpถ Oy[W@ y[W |