Russell's Logical Atomism Roy Clarke accidental mischief maker and definitely

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Russell's Logical Atomism Roy Clarke accidental mischief maker and definitelyEditor: David Pears Publisher: Fontana, 1972 Condition: Softcover, yellowed pages, some annotations, interior clean Bertrand Russell (18721970) described his philosophy as a kind of logical atomism, by which he meant to endorse both a metaphysical view and a certain methodology for doing philosophy. This process often reveals that what we take to be brute necessities are instead purely logical.