Mortals and Others, Volume I

The collection features essays by Bertrand Russell, showcasing his diverse viewpoints on various topics, from political correctness to social commentary. Written during the politically charged 1930s, the pieces remain relevant and thought-provoking today. With titles like "Is the World Going Mad?" and "Should Socialists Smoke Good Cigars?", the essays reflect Russell's unique blend of compassion and eclecticism, offering readers a fresh perspective on his intellectual legacy. This selection serves as a compelling introduction to his work and thought.