Another work by this author of Power:
One work by this man contrasts naked, traditional, and revolutionary forms of the title concept, which is ultimately governed by the nature of the interaction between individuals and organizations. This thinker discusses how we can perceive time-order of words to differentiate "Caesar killed Brutus" from "Brutus killed Caesar" in one work; that work attempts to establish "what is meant by ‘empirical evidence for the truth of a proposition." Another work by this author of Power: A New Social Analysis draws a distinction between "acquaintance" and "knowledge about" by discussing the center of mass of the solar system, and that work uses a the ideas of primary and secondary occurrences of a phrase to evaluate the truth of "the (*) king of France is bald." That work by this man also discusses the connection between "Scott" and "the author of Waverley" in evaluating a new system of meaning, which this author proposes to replace those of Meinong and of Frege. In addition to writing An Inquiry into Meaning and Truth and "On Denoting," this man wrote a work establishing the foundations of mathematics from symbolic logic in a collaboration with Alfred North Whitehead. FTP, name this co-author of Principia Mathematica.
One work by this man contrasts naked, traditional, and revolutionary forms of the title concept, which is ultimately governed by the nature of the interaction between individuals and organizations.
Bertrand {Russell}