Bertrand Russell: Freedom and Organization

Some 80 years ago, shortly after the tragedy of World War I, Russell wrote about freedom and organization in the 1930s, again in the world, in a crisis of the night before the storm. It may seem strange to write a history book that seems to be in conflict with reality at a critical time when war threatens the world. But the irony is that Russell wrote this book to stop the coming war and save the world by revealing the hidden cause of World War I. Russell chose history to prevent the forced future of war. Russell, in the beginning of this book, asserts that history is not science. It's only through distortion and error that you become science, and law. So Russell does not understand history as an inevitable cause and effect, but as a huge stream of flow that flows into the chain of possibilities and accidents. Russell's goal was not to discover his own historical laws, but to understand the roots of the predicted catastrophe of World War I.

Korean title: 자유와 조직

Korean author: 버트런드 러셀

Korean publisher: 사회평론

ISBN-13: 9788964359334