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Predstavlennye v ėtom sbornike teksty otnosi͡atsi͡a k samomu plodotvornomu dli͡a Bertrana Rassela periodu - pervym dvum desi͡atiletii͡am XX veka.Perevod s angliĭskogo: V.V. T͡Selishchev, V.A. Surovt͡sevPo zhanru oni razlichny. Trud "Problemy filosofii" (1912) napisan v zhanre populi͡arnogo vvedenii͡a i prednaznachen, prezhde vsego, dli͡a tekh, kto zhelaet samostoi͡atelʹno oznakomitʹsi͡a s soderzhaniem filosofskikh problem (vo mnogikh universitetakh Velikobritanii knigu rekomendui͡ut v kachestve bazovogo uchebnika dli͡a izuchai͡ushchikh filosofii͡u). Vprochem, "Problemy filosofii" vovse ne i͡avli͡ai͡utsi͡a perechisleniem obshchikh mest - skoree zdesʹ mozhno govoritʹ o populi͡arnom izlozhenii filosofii samogo Rassela. "Filosofii͡a logicheskogo atomizma" (1918) predstavli͡aet soboĭ kurs lekt͡siĭ, prochitannyĭ Rasselom dli͡a shirokoĭ publiki. Nesmotri͡a na to, chto v predislovii avtor otdaet danʹ L. Vitgenshteĭnu, kotoryĭ init͡siiroval ri͡ad soderzhashchikhsi͡a v lekt͡sii͡akh ideĭ, v ėtoĭ rabote relʹefno predstavleny vzgli͡ady samogo Rassela na

The texts presented in this collection relate to Bertrand Russell's most fruitful period, the first two decades of the 20th century.Translated from English by V.V. Tselishchev and V.A. Surovtsev, they differ in genre. The work Problems of Philosophy (1912) is written in the genre of a popular introduction and is intended primarily for those who wish to familiarize themselves with the content of philosophical problems (in many universities in the UK, the book is recommended as a basic textbook for students of philosophy). However, the "Problems of Philosophy" are not at all a list of commonplaces – rather, we can talk about the popular presentation of the philosophy of Russell himself. The Philosophy of Logical Atomism (1918) is a course of lectures delivered by Russell to the general public. Despite the fact that in the preface the author pays tribute to L. Wittgenstein, who initiated a number of ideas contained in the lectures, this work vividly presents Russell's own views on