by Bertrand Russell · Simon & Schuster · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780671202538
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«Unpopular Essays» is a collection of essays by Bertrand Russell, published by Simon & Schuster in paperback (175 pages, in English).
In twelve essays, Russell combats the dogmatism that conceals the social and moral problems of the era. The texts address philosophy, politics, and ethics, and attack the fanaticisms of both left and right that characterized that time, inviting the reader to distrust imposed certainties.
The book was published in 1950, the year Bertrand Russell received the Nobel Prize in Literature.
This work is suitable for the general public, especially for readers interested in philosophy and in social and political criticism.
Bertrand Arthur William Russell, 3rd Earl Russell, was an English philosopher, logician, and social reformer.
