Bertrand Russel’s Dialogue with His Contemporaries

Professor Eames explores the development of Russell’s own philosophy in interaction with ten of his Bradley, Joachim, Moore, Frege, Meinong, Whitehead, Wittgenstein, Schiller, James, and Dewey. Her examination of these interactions affords a new historical perspective on 20th century analytic philosophy as well as a deeper understanding of Russell’s philosophy and its influence.