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.
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}