First published 2016
Renowned thinker Bertrand Russell dissects the complex relationship between philosophy and politics. From the nature of the state to the limits of individual liberty, he challenges conventional wisdom with incisive logic and moral clarity. With vivid examples drawn from history and contemporary affairs, Russell lays bare the tensions between theory and practice, revealing how our deepest beliefs shape the world we inhabit. At the heart of this work lies a passionate plea for a more just and humane social order, one that balances the needs of the individual against the demands of the collective.
Genres: philosophy, 20th-century, political-science, politics, academic
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: intellectual-discourse, social-commentary
Period: 20th-century
28 pages · Paperback · Cambridge University Press