Fact and fiction
By: Bertrand Russell
Series: Routledge classics
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2010
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 304
ISBN-13: 9780415487320
Notes: Originally published: London : Allen & Unwin, 1961.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Part I: Books that influenced me in youth; title: The importance of Shelley; title: The romance of revolt; title: Revolt in the abstract; title: Disgust and its antidote; title: An education in history; title: The pursuit of truth; title: Part II: Politics and education; title: What is freedom?; title: What is democracy?; title: A scientist's plea for democracy; title: The story of colonization; title: Pros and cons of nationalism; title: The reasoning of Europeans; title: The world i should like to live in; title: Old and young cultures; title: Education for a difficult world; title: University education; title: Part III: Divertissements; title: Cranks; title: The right will prevail or the road to lhasa; title: Newly discovered maxims of la rochefoucauld; title: Nightmares; title: The fisherman's nightmare or magna est veritas; title: The theologian's nightmare; title: Dreams; title: Jowett; title: God; title: Henry the navigator; title: Prince napoleon louis; title: The catalogue; title: Parables; title: Planetary effulgence; title: The misfortune of being out-of-date; title: Murderers' fatherland; title: Part IV: Peace and war; title: Psychology and East-West tension; title: War and peace in my lifetime; title: The social responsibilities of scientists; title: Three essentials for a stable world; title: Population pressure and war; title: Vienna address; title: Manchester address; title: What neutrals can do to save the world; title: The case for British neutralism; title: Can war be abolished?; title: Human life is in danger.