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Introduction to Russell
Bertrand Russell (1872-1970), a British philosopher, mathematician, logician, historian and writer, was the main founder of analytical philosophy and the advocate and organizer of the world peace movement. Russell/Kloc won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 0/950, and his main works include History of Western Philosophy, Philosophical Problems, Psychoanalysis and Analysis of Things. ?

Russell was born into a noble family in Manmouth. 1890 was admitted to Trinity College, Cambridge University and taught twice. 1908 was elected as a member of the royal society. 1950 Nobel Prize in Literature. And was awarded the British Charity Medal. 1967 organized the Stockholm War Crimes Tribunal to condemn the US policy in Vietnam. 1970 died at home in Wales.

Russell not only made remarkable achievements in philosophy, logic and mathematics, but also made achievements in many fields such as education, sociology, politics and literature. Great changes have taken place in his philosophy. He believed in the New hegelianism in his early days, believed in the existence of absolute and * * *, and regarded mathematics as evidence of Plato's thought. Later, he defected from absolute idealism to new realism with Moore. ?

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Most analytical philosophers lack a sense of history and ignore historical issues and historical research, while Russell devoted himself to history and historical theory all his life. He has written dozens of historical papers and published historical monographs, including Freedom and Organization, 1902- 19 14 Allied Policy and History of Western Philosophy.

Among them, The History of Western Philosophy is a famous book on the history of philosophy. Its full name is The History of Western Philosophy and Its Relationship with the Political and Social Situation from Ancient Times to the Present. To a great extent, it tries to observe philosophical thought and development from a historical perspective. The fascinating reason is that the author's historical vision is no less than the author's philosophical point of view.

After its publication, the book quickly became a bestseller in western reading circles, which established Russell's image and position as a historian in readers' minds. Many young people are attracted by the unique charm of this book and embark on the philosophical road.