Russell and Ramsey
Ray Monk
- Russell’s Idealist Apprenticeship by Nicholas Griffin
Oxford, 409 pp, £45.00, January 1991, ISBN 0 01 982453 X - Philosophical Papers by F.P. Ramsey, edited by D.H. Mellor
Cambridge, 257 pp, £30.00, August 1990, ISBN 0 521 37480 4 - The Philosophy of F.P. Ramsey by Nils-Eric Sahlin
Cambridge, 256 pp, £27.50, November 1990, ISBN 0 521 38543 1
It may surprise those who do not already know it that the world centre for the study of the life and work of Bertrand Russell is at McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario. Shortly before he died Russell sold his vast collection of manuscripts and personal papers to McMaster for a huge sum of money in order to finance the various projects of the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation. The sale has proved fortunate, not only for the work of the Peace Foundation, but also for Russellian scholarship. For the Bertrand Russell Archives, established at McMaster under the leadership of Kenneth Blackwell, have made exemplary use of the material acquired for them.
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Vol. 13 No. 16 · 29 August 1991 » Ray Monk » Russell and Ramsey (print version)
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