The book contains a list of all the works of the philosopher from 1895 to 1976, including articles, books, essays, letters, and other texts. The Plot of the Book "Bertrand Russell: A Bibliography of His Writings" In the early 20th century, the renowned English philosopher Bertrand Russell penned down an exhaustive bibliography of his works, spanning over four decades, from 1895 to 1976. This meticulous compilation, titled "Eine Bibliographie Seine Schriften was first published in German in 1934, offering a comprehensive overview of Russell's extensive oeuvre. The book serves as a testament to the philosopher's profound contributions to modern thought and provides a valuable resource for scholars and researchers eager to delve into his ideas. The Plot Unfolds As the reader embarks on this intellectual journey, they will encounter a diverse array of writings, including articles, books, essays, and letters. Each piece is presented chronologically, allowing for a seamless progression through Russell's intellectual development. The bibliography commences with his early works, such as "The World of Mathematics" (1895), which showcases his fascination with mathematics and its role in understanding the world.

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