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Has Man a Future? — Bertrand Russell Penguin Edition (Book Acquired, 9.14.2012)

Posted on September 14, 2012September 14, 2012 by Biblioklept

Unable to resist this1961 first edition Penguin of Russell’s essay for peace, Has Man a Future?

In a strange coincidence, I showed this 1959 clip of Russell to a few of my classes this week—I know others have shared it before, but it seems more relevant than ever:

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4 thoughts on “Has Man a Future? — Bertrand Russell Penguin Edition (Book Acquired, 9.14.2012)”

jrconcepcion September 14, 20125:52 pm Reply

Thanks for that tidbit of history from a profound thinker :)

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Literature and Culture September 14, 20126:50 pm Reply

Great post. Thank you for sharing!

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Literature and Culture September 14, 20126:50 pm Reply

Reblogged this on Literature and Culture.

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ccllyyddee September 15, 20128:37 am Reply

Good old Bertram Russell.

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