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| 1950 | | Bertrand Russell |
United Kingdom, 1872-1970; "in recognition of his varied and significant writings in which he champions humanitarian ideals and freedom of thought"
| Bertrand Russell | | 1872-1970 |
British philosopher and mathematician; winner of Nobel Prize for Literature, 1950
| Bertrand Russell | | Trellek, Wales |
Philosopher and mathematician. He has also been called the most important logician, since the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle
| Our Knowledge of the External World | | Bertrand Russell |
1914
| An Inquiry Into Meaning and Truth | | Bertrand Russell |
1940
| Alfred North Whitehead & Bertrand Russell | | Principia Mathematica |
1910-1913. Mathematics
| Bertrand Russell | | "Many People Would Sooner Die Than Think. In Fact They Do" |
British philosopher, historian, logician and mathematician
| Bertrand Russell | | "Mathematics, Rightly Viewed, Posses Not Only Truth, but Supreme Beauty a Beauty Cold and Austere, Like That of Sculpture" |
English logician and philosopher
| Bertrand Russell | | "No One Gossips About Other People’s Secret Virtues" |
British philosopher, historian, logician and mathematician
| Bertrand Russell | | "One of the Symptoms of an Approaching Nervous Breakdown is the Belief That One's Work is Terribly Important" |
British philosopher, historian, logician and mathematician
| Bertrand Russell | | "This is One of Those Views Which Are So Absolutely Absurd That Only Very Learned Men Could Possibly Adopt Them" |
British philosopher, historian, logician and mathematician