One of this man's works uses the analogy of a layer of bad oranges at the top of a crate of oranges to explain why a scientific person would see injustice in one place as an indication of injustice elsewhere, while another was inspired by his four failed marriages. This author of Is Modern Marriage a Failure? defined the "fundamental" notion of a propositional function C(x) ("C of x") where C of everything means that C of x is always true in "On Denoting", and his namesake (*) paradox shows that a set containing all sets contains itself. Why I Am Not a Christian was wr
One of this man's works uses the analogy of a layer of bad oranges at the top of a crate of oranges to explain why a scientific person would see injustice in one place as an indication of injustice elsewhere, while another was inspired by his four failed marriages. This author of Is Modern Marriage a Failure? defined the "fundamental" notion of a propositional function C(x) ("C of x") where C of everything means that C of x is always true in "On Denoting", and his namesake (*) paradox shows that a set containing all sets contains itself. Why I Am Not a Christian was written by, for ten points, which British philosopher who collaborated with Alfred Whitehead on Principia Mathematica?
One of this man's works uses the analogy of a layer of bad oranges at the top of a crate of oranges to explain why a scientific person would see injustice in one place as an indication of injustice elsewhere, while another was inspired by his four failed marriages.
Bertrand {Russell}