Volumes of The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell

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olume 21: How to Keep the Peace: The Pacifist Dilemma, 1935–38

Edited by Andrew G. Bone and Michael D. Stevenson
London and New York: Routledge, 2008
Pages: lxxxiv, 904
ISBN: 978-0-415-09417-7

Abbreviations Introduction Acknowledgements Chronology PART I. UNCERTAIN PROSPECTS FOR PEACE 1 On Isolationism [1935] 2 Profits and War [1935] 3 Hitler’s Thirteen Points [1935] 4 Dangers in the Far East [1935] 5 Pitfalls in Security Pacts [1935] 6 The British Labour Party and Hitler [1935] 7 If You Were Foreign Minister What Would You Do about Abyssinia? [1935] 8 The Home Office, the Labour Party and Air Raid Precautions [1935] a Your Duty in the Next War b Air Raid Precautions c How to Keep the Peace 9 How Not to Fight Fascism [1935] 10 Bertrand Russell Applauds U.S. Neutrality Decision [1935] 11 Keep out of War! [1935] 12 The New Alliance [1935] 13 The Dangers of Bluff [1935] 14 How to Keep Peace [1935] 15 In Lands Where Slums and Wars Are Unknown [1935] 16 Some Psychological Difficulties of Pacifism in War-Time [1935] 17 Socialism and the Planned State (Fabian Society Lecture) [1935–36] a Lecture Outline [1935] b The Prospects of Great Britain: Plan or No Plan [1936] c The Prospects of a Permanent Peace [1936] 18 Peace and the World [1936] PART II. DIARIST FOR “THE NEW STATESMAN AND NATION” 19 A Weekly Diary (1) [1935] 20 A Weekly Diary (2) [1935] 21 A Weekly Diary (3) [1935] 22 A Weekly Diary (4) [1935] 23 A Weekly Diary (5) [1935] PART III. IDEOLOGY AND POLITICS 24 Fear of Freedom [1935] 25 Why Be Afraid of Socialism? [1935] 26 The Case for Socialism [1935] 27 Why Radicals Are Apt to Be Unpopular [1936] 28 An Obituary of Liberalism [1936] 29 Dictatorships That Pass in the Night [1936] 30 Your Liberty Is in Danger [1936] 31 Blurb for Rudolf Rocker, Nationalism and Culture [1937] 32 Two Prophets [1937] 33 Power, Ancient and Modern [1937] 34 Political Democracy [1937] 35 The Superior Virtue of the Oppressed [1937] PART IV. ON REASON, CRUELTY AND CONSCIENCE 36 The Causes of Happiness [1935] 37 Preface to In Praise of Idleness [1935] 38 Western Civilization [1935] 39 Intolerance, Past and Present [1935] 40 Individual and Social Morality [1935] 41 Do We Survive Death? [1936] 42 Greetings on Our Jubilee [1936] 43 Is Reason “Cold”? [1936] 44 The Established Church and the Report of the Archbishops’ Commission [1936] 45 Our Brave Impatient World! [1936] 46 Is Human Life Considered More Sacred Than Formerly? [1936] 47 Man Who Stuck Pins in His Wife [1936] 48 Auto-Obituary [1936] 49 Is Brutality Increasing? [1936] 50 On Violence in Thought and Feeling [1937?] 51 On Being Modern-minded [1937] 52 Law and Conscience [1937] 53 Anti-Semitism and Nazi Germany [1937–38] a Answers to Questions [1937] b The Persecution of the Jews [1938] 54 Byron and the Modern World [1938] 55 What Is Happiness? [1938] PART V. SCIENCE AND SOCIETY 56 Science Is Tottering [1935] 57 Storms and Tempests [1936] 58 Blurb for Lancelot Hogben, Mathematics for the Million [1936] 59 Reply to Mr. Gorer [1936] 60 Chemistry’s Power of Life and Death [1937] 61 The Fairly Modern Mind [1937] 62 War in the Heavens [1937] 63 Two Reviews of E.T. Bell, Men of Mathematics [1937] a Lives of the Great Mathematicians (I) b Lives of the Great Mathematicians (II) 64 “Whither Britain?” (Fabian Society Lecture) [1937]

a Lecture Outline b Science and Social Institutions PART VI. EDUCATIONAL THEORY AND PRACTICE 65 Academic and Professional Freedom [1935] 66 Lucy Martin Donnelly [1936] 67 The Future of State Education [1936] 68 Education for Democracy [1937] 69 Examinations [1937] 70 Education and Industry [1937] 71 Bringing up Parents (and Teachers) [1938] 72 What We Should Teach Our Children [1938] PART VII. PARENTING, MARRIAGE AND SEX 73 The Break-up of the Home [1935?] 74 On Divorce [1935] 75 A Debate with G.K. Chesterton [1935] a That Parents are Unfitted by Nature to Bring Up Their Own Children b Who Should Bring Up Our Children? 76 On Equal Pay for Equal Work [1935] 77 The Amberley Papers: Origins and Authorship [1935–37] a Lord and Lady Amberley [1935] b The Amberley Papers (I) [1937] c The Amberley Papers (II) [1937] 78 On Wife-Beating [1935] 79 Rational Sexual Ethics [1936] 80 Dangerous Passions [1936] 81 Life Begins at Two [1936] 82 Is the Family Still a Vital Part of Modern Life? [1937] 83 Review of Blum, Marriage [1937] a Marriage Reform in France b Blum on Marriage 84 My Son, at 15 Months, Knows 150 Words [1938] PART VIII. PACIFISM VERSUS COLLECTIVE SECURITY 85 British Foreign Policy [1936] 86 Spain’s Civil War [1936] 87 A Turning-Point in Foreign Policy [1936] 88 Blurb for, and Review of, Freda Utley, Japan’s Feet of Clay [1936] a Freda Utley, Japan’s Feet of Clay b Far Eastern Imperialism 89 Critical Responses to Which Way to Peace? [1936–37] a Logic of the Pacifist Case [1936] b Which Way to Peace? (I) [1936] c Which Way to Peace? (II) [1937] d Pacifism or Collective Security? A Reply [1937] 90 The Paralysis of England [1936] 91 “No Continental Entanglements” [1936] 92 What 1937 Will Bring [1936] 93 Methodism and Armament Firms [1937] 94 Christianity and the Church [1937] 95 Collective “Security” [1937] 96 Russell’s Maiden Speech in the House of Lords [1937] a Prepared Speech b Foreign Affairs 97 Humanizing Warfare [1937] 98 A World of Fairy Tales [1937] 99 The Crisis in Foreign Policy [1938] 100 Has the League a Future? [1938] APPENDIXES Interviews I Good Adults— Not Good Children [1935] II What’s What in War; Steel, Says Russell [1935] III War to Grip America, Says Savant Russell [1935] IV An Interview with Bertrand Russell [1935] V Peace and the Price to be Paid [1938] Multiple-Signatory Texts VI No Passport [1935] VII Precautions for Air Raids [1935] VIII The University Labour Federation [1935] IX Mental Disorders [1935] X British Institute of Philosophy [1935] XI Foreword to What Was His Crime? The Case of Carl von Ossietzky [1936] XII The L.C.C. and a Film [1937] XIII Arts Peace Campaign [1938] Miscellaneous Shorter Writings XIV Notes for Three Articles [1937?] XV Notes on War and Film [1938?] Missing and Unprinted Papers Annotation Textual Notes Bibliographical Index General Index