Rāsil (qadam-i avval): Persian 1399

In this illustrated book, a brief description of the life, ideas, philosophical thoughts, and works of English philosopher Bertrand Russell is provided in the form of pictures and in simple language. According to the book: Bertrand Russell was a great thinker and fighter who was imprisoned for his beliefs. He changed the philosophy of the West forever. He was a deep skeptic who took nothing for granted and protested all his life. Protesting the brutal massacre of the First World War, protesting all the ugliness of all kinds of totalitarian dictatorships, and protesting the nuclear weapons that, in his view, will eventually destroy us all. Russell struggled with difficult issues such as how the mind works, the way of experiencing the surrounding world, and the true nature of the meaning of words and sentences, and in this way, he brought valuable scientific and philosophical tools to us. But his effort to search for the truth was not limited to the dry formulas of logic, and his social activities in defense of women's right to vote, peace, the rights of third world people, and his strong criticism of totalitarian governments, are an inseparable part of scientific activity and His philosophy is considered to discover the truth".