Logic, Mind, Ethics & War | Bertrand Russell's Complete Philosophy

A comprehensive deep dive into every major idea from one of the 20th century's most influential philosophers. From the paradox that broke mathematics to his prison terms for peace activism, we explore Russell's revolutionary theories in logic, language, knowledge, and consciousness - plus his radical views on religion, sex, education, and nuclear weapons.

We examine where Russell succeeded, where his theories collapsed, scholarly critiques, and why his failures taught us as much as his victories. Covering logical atomism, theory of descriptions, neutral monism, his atheism, political activism, and lasting impact on analytical philosophy.

00:00:00 Intro
00:02:10 The Logical Foundation and Russell's Paradox
00:13:19 Theory of Descriptions and Philosophy of Language
00:27:00 Logical Atomism and Metaphysics
00:42:11 Theory of Knowledge and Epistemology
00:59:06 The Problems of Philosophy and the External World
01:18:11 Russell's Atheism and Critique of Religion
01:38:23 Political Philosophy and Social Activism
01:54:51 Ethics and Moral Philosophy
02:12:52 Philosophy of Mind and Neutral Monism
02:34:32 Education, Marriage, and Social Reform
02:55:11 War, Peace, and Nuclear Age Philosophy
03:14:11 The Analytical Method and Russell's Legacy
03:29:53 Major Criticisms and Philosophical Failures
03:46:13 Scholarly Debates and Contemporary Relevance
04:02:34 Final Assessment, Where Russell Failed, and Lasting Impact