Bertrand Russell Poems - Poems about Bertrand Russell

Bertrand Russell    Bertrand Russell, he was a champion of reason,  And his wisdom stands for all season,  Whose wisdom and wit did so greatly astound, And left us a legacy that will always resound. He challenged the norms, and truth he exposed, His legacy continues, and will never be closed....

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I, (a bookish educated intelligent nerd, albeit three score plus tres años) constitutes a novel titled The Virgin's Lover by Philippa Gregory another writer from England. Not so much to boast yours truly sunk trenchant figurative teeth into material authored courtesy aforementioned former renown British philosopher, logician, and social critic. As an academic, he worked in philosophy, mathematics, and logic. Just to reiterate quite...

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Slow and methodical thru telling material I tiresomely did wade steeping yours truly signature writing stock in trade while sprawled out on bed housed within one bedroom apartment (B44) Highland Manor Apartments (situated in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania owned by Grosse and Quade), one of the largest residential property management firms in this area. Analogous to basking robin luxuriating within his/her medium of taster's choice, I experience with...

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Still binge reading Bertrand Russell... 9/8/2020 I plunge further into erudite epistemological philosophication courtesy said renown British polymath, philosopher, logician, mathematician, historian, writer, social critic, political activist, and Nobel laureate. Whew! His treatise A History of Western Philosophy Quite profound  grist for intellectual mill yours truly, a johnny come lately doth thirstily swill. Though challenging material to comprehend without shadow of doubt, urs truly disciplines himself to utter words out...

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On Reading Bertrand Russell -- A History of Western Philosophy copyright date 1945 Trenchant treatise purchased August 25th, 2020 at Limerick Chapel Book Sale (in Church gym) offered old library books cost 25 cents apiece. Musty tome seventy five years out of print found welcome home nevertheless mine brown myopic eyes eagerly roam affixing knowledge within fifty plus shades double fisted size gray matter with cerebral dome. Aging long haired pencil necked geek said...

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“Is 'Mathematics...not only [a] Truth, but [a] supreme beauty—a beauty cold and austere, like that of sculpture [uncouth to men for whom this concept is too bold], without appeal to any part of our weaker nature, without the gorgeous trappings of painting or music, yet [is...

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Science is what we believe to know while philosophy is what we would love to know!* © Demetrios Trifiatis 09 May 2017 *With all due respect to Bertrand Russell I disagree with his statement: " Science is what we know and philosophy is what we do not Know." We only have to...

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