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A Secondary Bibliography of A History of Western Philosophy Part II: Extracted Non-English Reviews

russell: the Journal of Bertrand Russell Studies n.s.  (winter –): – The Bertrand Russell Research Centre, McMaster U. issn –; online – c:\users\ken\documents\type\red\rj   red.docx -- : PM Bibliographies, Archival Inventories, Indexes A SECONDARY BIBLIOGRAPHY OF A HISTORY OF WESTERN PHILOSOPHY PART II: EXTRACTED NON-ENGLISH REVIEWS Kenneth Blackwell Giovanni D. de Carvalho Harry Ruja or “Part i: Extracted Reviews in English”, see Russell  (summer ): –. The reviews combine Russell’s own files and copies of many reviews added and identified in this compilation and earlier. The assistance of Lukas Spencer when he was a student employee of McMaster Library Research Collections was appreciated. Abbreviations for holdings are: ra = original clipping that came with ra; ra′ = original clipping added to ra; ra″ = photocopy. The total number of reviews is . They are kept in box . of the Russell Archives and are searchable online there. Appended is a select bibliography of publications on the History since the reviews appeared. A., C. Revista Portuguesa de Filosofia , no.  (Jan.–Mar. ): –. ra″. In Portuguese . “Driven perhaps by his political ideas, Russell does not like Sparta or Plato, much less Aristotle. On the other hand, the Greek philosopher who seduces him most is Pythagoras, and the Greek mathematicians. He speaks sympathetically of Plotinus, with whom the Greek speculation comes to an end.” “The book is less a history of philosophy than a scientist’s views across Western culture. Therefore it does not have a bibliography, it does not study any author in depth, it only sticks to some salient points, which the author tries to develop in their political and historical environment.” “His metaphysical concerns are minimal, what interests him most is the development of the sciences, and from the beginning to the end of the book one feels that he wants to show how teleological knowledge has moved on to mechanistic and relativistic knowledge, which allows him to finish the work with praise of the modern science of analytical thought, of which the author himself is one of the main representatives today.” Ahlberg, Alf. “Bertrand Russell som Filosofihistoriker” [Bertrand Russell as Historian of Philosophy]. Samtid och Framtid  (): –. ra″. In Swedish. “It is very charming; it follows a a worthy tradition in English historical writing, which is marked by such names as Gibbon, Macaulay and others.” Anonymous. L’Orma  (): . ra. In Italian. Not seen. F Non-English Reviews of History of Western Philosophy  c:\users\ken\documents\type\red\rj   red.docx -- : PM Asti Vera, Armando. Sur: Revista Mensuel, Buenos Aires, , no.  (Apr. ): –. ra″. In Spanish. “His History of Western Philosophy may be subject to criticism—and some have already been made—but it must be acknowledged that few could have undertaken such a task by demonstrating, as Russell has done, such extensive and rigorous scientific knowledge, together with an analytical aptitude that is astonishing .” “To write a history of philosophy like Russell’s would have required prodigious scholarship, impossible to find in one single man. This is what he himself has acknowledged , and sometimes the resort to secondhand sources, which although it does not affect the informational aspect—especially in terms of history—has been the cause of serious errors when it comes to philosophical thinking. Thus, for example, his interpretation of Socrates is poor, and the chapter on the Sophists confused, among whom he fails to differentiate critics from demagogues.” “It should be noted, as one of the best merits of the work, Russell's extraordinary ability to distinguish the fundamental from the accessory, of which many examples can be found in many parts of his history of philosophy, such as in the examination of Leibniz ’s philosophy and the preponderance that he grants to the problem of universals, which he analyzes repeatedly and thoroughly through Plato, Aristotle, Scotus, Avicenna, the Scholastics, Roscellinus, Abelard, St. Thomas, Roger Bacon, Occam, Leibniz, Locke and Hume.” “There are excellent chapters, for example, the exposition of the problem of causality in Hume, the study and critical examination of Kant (he notices, among other aspects, the Kantian error of locating arithmetic in time, an error that has gone unnoticed to most critics of Kant).” “The chapter on Marx is brilliant and so is...

Walk This Way: A Select Annotated Bibliography of Periodicals Emphasizing Sustainability, Environmental Responsibility, and Walkable Communities

A select bibliography of publications focused on sustainability, walkability, and the overall philosophy of “being green” within the urban environment is presented. The publications include a mix of scholarly, trade, and popular titles. The same categories of information are present for each entry. This bibliography is the second in a series dedicated to examining the broad subject matter of urban studies within a more focused lens. The first bibliography, examining housing policy, was published in The Serials Librarian, 65(2).

The Changing Nature of Central Government in Britain: the ESRC's Whitehall Programme

Introduction The 1998 PAC Annual Conference, held at the University of Birmingham, was devoted to the work of the Economic and Social Research Council's (ESRC) Whitehall Programme on the Changing Nature of Central Government in Britain.' This special issue of Public Policy and Administration reprints six of the papers presented at that conference with the Frank Stacey Memorial Lecture. All the papers have been refereed and revised. The aim is to report some of the early findings of the Programme which began in April 1994 and will finish in June 1999 and to illustrate the variety of work being done. Thus, the papers cover the Programme's several themes (see below), comparisons with the rest of Europe (including the EU) and the disciplines of history, law, management and politics. This introduction provides a brief history of the Programme, describes the role of the Programme Director, sets out the Programme's objectives and themes and introduces the articles. Finally, I provide a select bibliography of publications covering the first three years.

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1995∗

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1995∗

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1994∗

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1994∗

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1993∗

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1993∗

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1992∗

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1992∗

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1991∗

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1991∗

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1990

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1990

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1989

"Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1989." Irish Political Studies, 5(1), pp. 161–172

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1988

"Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1988." Irish Political Studies, 4(1), pp. 163–172

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1987

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1987

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1986

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1986

Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1985

"Select bibliography of publications on Irish politics during 1985." Irish Political Studies, 1(1), pp. 147–154

Select Bibliography of Publications in Irish Economic and Social History Published in 1973

Select Bibliography of Publications in Irish Economic and Social History Published in 1973

Royal Colonial Institute Bibliographies, No. 1. A Select Bibliography of Publications on Foreign Colonization

Royal Colonial Institute Bibliographies, No. 1. A Select Bibliography of Publications on Foreign Colonization