A concise and remarkably lucid presentation of Russell’s philosophical outlook at the height of the interwar intellectual climate. In An Outline of Philosophy, Russell bridges epistemology, philosophy of science, psychology, physics, and ethics into a coherent vision shaped by early analytic thought. Rather than a technical treatise, this work represents Russell’s effort to make contemporary philosophy accessible without sacrificing intellectual precision — a characteristic feature of his mature style.

Title page missing. Text otherwise complete. Original publisher’s cloth in good, sound condition. Includes a contemporary publisher’s advertisement leaf, which suggests an early impression from the late 1920s.

Recommended to readers of analytic philosophy, collectors of interwar intellectual history, and students seeking an early British printing of Russell’s work.

London: George Allen & Unwin Ltd, circa 1927–1930
Original publisher’s cloth binding, without dust jacket, 317 pages