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Philosophy & Psychology

Unpopular Essays

Bertrand Russell

Length
197 pages · about 4 hours
KritikPhilosophyPolitische PhilosophieDogmatismus

Essays from 1950 in which Russell questions comfortable certainties: dogmatism, power, the ideas that have harmed people, and what a better future might need. They are a good example of a clear mind arguing against the crowd without raising its voice.

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