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By Bertrand Russell From ancient Greek philosophy through the French Revolution to the modern welfare state, Russell takes up the standing question of how much authority a society needs and how much freedom the individual can keep.
| Age Group | Adult (18+) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
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By Bertrand Russell
From ancient Greek philosophy through the French Revolution to the modern welfare state, Russell takes up the standing question of how much authority a society needs and how much freedom the individual can keep.
He works through how societies form and what they are for, the purpose of education, the evolution of morals, and social, economic and intellectual progress. Delivered as the first of the BBC Reith Lectures.
First published 1949
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