Bertrand Russell: Russell, Digging into the Mind

This book is a collection of books that was published in the course of a course in psychology that Bernard Russell had been teaching at Beijing University for about a year in about 1920, called "The!". Russell is known as a genie, full of sayings that add wisdom to life, but in mathematics he is the founder of modern-day skepticism and mathematical fundamentals, and in philosophy he is a prodigy of the philosopher of modern English philosophy, which is the methodology of the main philosophy of modern Anglo-American philosophy. Among other things, analytical philosophy is a literal ideological bird that was derived from scientific philosophy, psychological philosophy, and language philosophy and so forth, and thus developed the ‘lingual war’ that affected all discipline beyond philosophy. Although it seems to deal with the subject of psychology and psychological philosophy, as the title "State Russell, Exegetical and Mental Philosophy," the book actually has extensive digging through what we think is ‘the mind, ’ as well as consciousness, language, emotion, willpower, physics and physiology, human and human history, and a recent issue in mainstream scientific science. A century ago, he was given a remarkable foresight in terms of his methods, trying to figure out the short term of problems that would be facing him in the next century.

Korean title: 러셀, 마음을 파헤치다

Korean author: 버트런드 러셀

Korean publisher: 북하이브

ISBN-13: 9791191239522