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Sceptical Essays
Philosophy
A 1928 collection of Russell's essays arguing that scepticism is not a counsel of despair but a necessary discipline of mind. Includes "On the Notion of Cause," "Science and Traditional Ethics," and the title essay — all written with Russell's trademark combination of philosophical rigour and public lucidity.
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