ISBN: 9789367217306 Author: Bertrand Russell Pages: 130 Size: A5 Genre: Philosophy / Social Criticism / Essays Edition: First Edition (2025) Price: ₹224 Binding: Paperback
Key Features:
✔ Sharp critiques of dogma, politics, and ideology
✔ Features Russell’s most provocative philosophical essays
✔ Challenges conventional wisdom and promotes rational discourse
✔ Ideal for philosophy enthusiasts and competitive exam aspirants
✔ Handy A5 edition for easy reference and study
Description:
Unpopular Essays is Bertrand Russell’s intellectually fearless collection where each piece aims to stimulate debate, reflection, and social awareness. Russell argues against blind faith, mass opinion, and ideological rigidity with unmatched eloquence and reason.
Whether you're an academic, a civil service aspirant, or a casual reader interested in free thought and ethical inquiry, this book serves as a clarion call for intellectual honesty in an age of misinformation.
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