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Bertrand Russell: Social Cohesion and Human Nature (1949) Reith Lectures (1/6) (Enhanced Sound)

Bertrand Russell, a philosopher, mathematician, and social reformer, was the first speaker of the Reith Lectures. He was one of the founders of analytic philosophy and a Nobel laureate. Russell's pupils included Wittgenstein, and his most influential work, Principia Mathematica, aimed to show the link between mathematics and logic. His essay On Denoting is one of the most significant philosophical works of the 20th century. Russell delivered his Reith lecture series on 'Authority and the Individual'. In his first lecture titled 'Social Cohesion and Human Nature', Russell explores the role of impulses in human nature and charts their evolution throughout history. The Reith Lectures: Bertrand Russell - Authority and the Individual