Bertrand Russell: The Value Of Philosophy

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...and illustrious life that was punctuated by many valuable contributions to the nature of philosophy. Born into a royal bloodline in 1872, Russell lost his parents and one sister at an early age and lived the majority of his childhood and youth with his grandparents. Math and moral sciences were the primary focus of his studies at Trinity college, Cambridge University, after which he married Alys Pearsall Smith. A mere nine years later, Russell publishes The Principles of Mathematics that ultimately serves as a springboard for his future philosophical endeavors; three-volume Principia Mathematic follows shortly thereafter. The Problem with Philosophy enlightened readers in 1912. The two-year period between 1916 and 1918 found Russell in a state of transition as his publications costs him a Trinity College lectureship and get him in trouble with the law (six-month jail term for allegedly influencing His Highness's American relationship. He did not allow this to offset his own objectives, however, inasmuch as he composed Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy in...

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