On the Gnoseologic Principles of Bertrand Russell
Rafael Andrés Alemañ Berenguer
A close look at the postulates of scientific knowledge that Bertrand Russell set out in Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits. It weighs how well his principles hold up against today's science.
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