Logic and Knowledge Ping (Chinese Translation of Classics)

Author: [British] Bertrand Russell, translated by Yuan Lijun
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Features: This book is one of the major works of the renowned British philosopher Bertrand Russell. The entire book is approximately 300,000 words and consists of ten articles published by Russell between 1901 and 1950:
(1) Relations and Logic;
(2) On Denotation;
(3) A Type-Theoretic Foundation for the Logic of Mathematics;
(4) On the Relationship Between Universals and Particulars;
(5) On the Nature of Intuitive Knowledge;
(6) The Philosophy of Logical Atomism;
(7) On Propositions: What Propositions Are and How They Generate Meaning;
(8) Logical Atomism;
(9) On Temporal Order;
(10) Logical Positivism.
This is a scholarly monograph of considerable academic value, offering reference value for the study of the development of Russell's philosophical thought and contemporary analytic philosophy.