Philosophy

Bertrand Russell

语言：English

类型：现代非小说类哲学科学

朗读者:Ciufi Galeazzi

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1. I. Philosophic Doubts
2. Part I: Man from Without. II. Man and His Environment
3. III. The Process of Learning in Animals and Infants
4. IV. Language
5. V. Perception Objectively Regarded
6. VI. Memory Objectively Regarded
7. VII. Inference as a Habit
8. VIII. Knowledge Behaviouristically Considered
9. Part II. The Physical World. IX. The Structure of the Atom
10. X. Relativity
11. XI. Causal Law in Physics
12. XII. Physics and Percerption
13. XIII. Physical and Perceptual Space
14. XIV. Perception and Physical Causal Laws
15. XV. The Nature of Our Knowledge of Physics
16. Part III. Man From Within. XVI. Self-Observation
17. XVII. Images
18. XVIII. Imagination and Memory
19. XIX. The Introspective Analysis of Perception
20. XX. Consciousness?
21. XXI. Emotion, Desire, and Will
22. XXII. Ethics
23. Part IV. The Universe. XXIII. Some Great Philosophies of the Past
24. XXIV. Truth and Falsehood
25. XXV. The Validity of Inference
26. XXVI. Events, Matter, and Mind
27. XXVII. Man's Place in the Universe

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Bertrand Russell was a well known mathematician, philosopher, and author. First published in England under the title "An Outline of Philosophy," this work by Russell was controversial in its day for its assertion that humanity is worthy of consideration only as an instrument by which we acquire knowledge of the universe. His personal philosophy was one which he described as "logical atomism." Despite the weightiness of the topic, Russell's style is, as always, engaging and accessible. - Summary by Ciufi Galeazzi

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