Essays on Political Theory contains two full works by the 20th century philosopher, Bertrand Russell. The two works on political philosophy in this book, which cover a wide variety of thinkers and... More > concepts, includes "Proposed Roads to Freedom" and "Political Ideals."
Bertrand Russell's interesting investigation and insights are highly relevant today and are presented in a clear format (I formatted the ebook of the original publication or public domain doc).
Russell covers an interesting array of topics, including Communism, Anarchy, Socialism, Syndicalism, international relations, and liberty.< Less
Essays on Political Theory contains two full works by the 20th century philosopher, Bertrand Russell. The two works on political philosophy in this book, which cover a wide variety of thinkers and... More > concepts, includes "Proposed Roads to Freedom" and "Political Ideals."
Bertrand Russell's interesting investigation and insights are highly relevant today and are presented in a clear format (I formatted the ebook of the original publication or public domain doc).
Russell covers an interesting array of topics, including Communism, Anarchy, Socialism, Syndicalism, international relations, and liberty.< Less
85 pages in black ink only. This class was an exercise in self discipline and objective reasoning. The class was comprised of a diversity of viewpoints and made for some lively discussions. These... More > essays often summarized the thoughts expressed on the discussion board, though in a somewhat lower key.< Less
85 pages in black ink only. This class was an exercise in self discipline and objective reasoning. The class was comprised of a diversity of viewpoints and made for some lively discussions. These... More > essays often summarized the thoughts expressed on the discussion board, though in a somewhat lower key.< Less
Essays: Moral, Political, and Literary
A collection of pieces written and published over many years, though most were collected together in 1753–4. Many of the essays are focused on topics in... More > politics and economics, though they also range over questions of aesthetic judgement, love, marriage and polygamy, and the demographics of ancient Greece and Rome, to name just a few of the topics considered. The Essays show some influence from Addison's Tatler and The Spectator, which Hume read avidly in his youth.< Less
