Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy by Bertrand Russell

Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy by Bertrand Russell

Russell wrote this in prison, where he had been sent for opposing the First World War, and produced the clearest account of his logical project that exists.

What is a number, really? He builds from counting and sets through infinity, ordinals, the axiom of choice and the paradox that bears his name — all in prose, with the technical apparatus kept out of the way.

Nobel Prize in Literature. The accessible companion to Principia Mathematica, and a model of philosophical writing.

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