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Bertrand Russell
ISBN 9781138370470
Rs. 1,592
Routledge Classics
Autobiography
Who it's for: Readers interested in Bertrand Russell, philosophy, and 20th-century intellectual history
Bertrand Russell's Autobiography offers a comprehensive reflection on his life, detailing his childhood, education, and philosophical development. He recounts significant personal experiences and historical events, tracing his evolution as a profound thinker and social critic. This work provides an intimate look into the mind of one of the 20th century's most influential intellectuals.Why You Should Read? Gain insight into Russell's personal life and philosophical journey. Understand the interplay between his experiences and his ideas on society and politics. Explore early 20th-century history through a critical and engaged perspective. Appreciate Russell's distinctive blend of intellect, wit, and candor.
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- Covers Russell's childhood, education, and philosophical development
- Recounts significant personal experiences and historical events
- Provides insight into his evolution as a thinker and social critic
- Explores early 20th-century history from a critical perspective
- Shows the interplay between his life and his ideas on society and politics
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Questions about this book
What does Russell's autobiography cover?
It covers his childhood, education, philosophical development, and significant personal experiences and historical events.
Does the book discuss Russell's philosophical ideas?
Yes, it traces his evolution as a thinker and shows the interplay between his experiences and his ideas on society and politics.
Is this a good book for understanding 20th-century history?
It offers a critical and engaged perspective on early 20th-century history through Russell's personal experiences.
What is Russell's writing style like in this book?
The description mentions his distinctive blend of intellect, wit, and candor.