✔ Clear and concise explanation of core philosophical problems
✔ Ideal for UPSC, NET, and philosophy syllabus inclusion
✔ Lucid prose by one of the founders of modern analytical philosophy
✔ Engaging introduction to epistemology and metaphysics
✔ Compact A5 format for easy portability and quick revision
Description:
The Problem of Philosophy is Bertrand Russell’s timeless attempt to make philosophy accessible to the general reader. He introduces complex topics such as empiricism, rationalism, the value of knowledge, and the quest for certainty with elegance and precision.
Perfect for students, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the foundational questions of life, reality, and human reasoning, this edition makes a great academic resource and personal read alike.
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