Volumes of The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell

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olume 27: Culture and the Cold War, 1952–53

Edited by Andrew G. Bone
IN PROGRESS

Abbreviations Introduction Acknowledgements Chronology PART I. RUSSELL AT EIGHTY 1 Advice to Those Who Want to Attain Eighty [1952] 2 Meanderings of an Octogenarian [1952] 3 Reflections on My Eightieth Birthday [1952] 4 NBC Television Interview [1952] a Adaptation: An Autobiographical Epitome [1952] b Eighty Years of Changing Beliefs and Unchanging Hopes [1952] 5 An Octogenarian’s Retrospect and Prospect [1952] PART II. PORTRAITS FROM MEMORY AND OTHER BIOGRAPHICAL WRITINGS 6 J.M. Keynes and Lytton Strachey [1952] 7 D.H. Lawrence [1952] 8 Sydney and Beatrice Webb [1952] 9 Some Cambridge Dons of the ’Nineties [1953] 10 Some of My Contemporaries at Cambridge [1953] 11 George Bernard Shaw [1953] 12 H.G. Wells [1953] 13 Joseph Conrad [1953] 14 Portraits From Memory—III [1952] 15 Max Beerbohm [1952] 16 Lord John Russell 17 Mahatma Gandhi [1952] 18 Sir Arthur Eddington [1953] PART III. FICTION AND OTHER CREATIVE WRITING 19 Fiction [1953] 20 “G” Is for Gobbledegook [1953] 21 The Good Citizen’s Alphabet [1953] 22 1953 in Retrospect [1953] 23 The Prelate and the Commissar [1953] 24 Mr. Bowdler’s Family Bliss [1953] 25 Preface to Professor Mmaa’s Lecture [1953] PART IV. BBC RADIO DISCUSSIONS AND INTERVIEWS 26 Academic Freedom in America and Britain [1952] 27 Press Conference [1952] 28 Europe and Asia and the Modern World [1952] 29 Personal Call [1953] 30 The Experience of Age [1952] 31 The Turn of the Year—Predicaments of Philosophy, Science and Art [1952] 32 [Interview on Short Stories] [1953] 33 Is Tyranny Self-Destructive? [1953] 34 Is There a Pattern in History? [1953] 35 The Nature of Liberal Civilization [1953] PART V. EDUCATION AND ENLIGHTENMENT 36 Why Americans are Unhappy [1952] 37 [Goodwill Message] [1952] 38 Progressive Education [1952] 39 Possibilities of Happiness [1952] 40 Blurb for Robert Lindner, Prescription for Rebellion 41 Educational Prospects [1953] 42 Generation X [1953] 43 Education for a Difficult World [1953] 44 Are the World’s Troubles Due to Decay of Faith? [1953]

45 The Kinsey Report on Women [1953] 46 The World I Should Like to Live In [1953] PART VI. FREEDOM, DEMOCRACY AND DICTATORSHIP: A CRITICAL DEFENCE OF THE WEST 47 What Is Freedom? [1952] 48 Western Freedom [1953] 49 A Historian’s Political Philosophy [1953] 50 Preface to The Evidence of Dr. Marie C. Stopes to the Royal Commission on the Press [1953] 51 World without Persecution [1953] 52 Obeying Law in Testifying [1953] 53 Ideologies and Power Politics [1953] 54 Voice of Freedom [1953] 55 Can Totalitarian Régimes be Stable? [1953] 56 What Is Democracy? [1953] PART VII. THE DEATH OF STALIN AND OTHER COLD WAR CONCERNS 57 Blurb for Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists [1952] 58 Three Essentials for a Stable World [1952] 59 Britain Can Lead Europe to Equality with America [1952] 60 The End of a Revolution [1952] 61 If There is War War Wins It [1952] 62 Broadcast to India [1953] 63 Stalin’s Legacy [1953] 64 A New Russian Policy? [1953] 65 American Visas for Europeans [1953] 66 The Greatest Present Service to Mankind [1953] 67 British Guiana [1953] a British Guiana (I) b British Guiana (II) 68 Bertrand Russell and “Preventive War” [1953] 69 Spot Letter from Earl Russell, OM [1953] APPENDIXES Interviews I U.S. Politicos Trod Primrose Path, Says Earl [1952] II The Wise Old Man Tells the World [1952] III At Eighty—a Highly Respected Rebel [1952] IV If I Were You Young Man [1952] V Russell Sees Workless, Hateless World [1952] VI Tribute to a Great Man [1952] VII The Lyons Den [1952] VIII [Writing Short Stories] [1952] IX [New Hope for Our World] [1953] X No Pills for Pep! [1953] Multiple-Signatory Texts XI Religious Broadcasting [1952] XII Napalm Bombs [1952] XIII Racial Discrimination [1952] XIV Homosexuality Laws [1952] XV After the Prague Executions [1953] XVI Sentence on an African [1953] XVII Plea to N.A.T.O. Leaders [1953] Miscellaneous Texts XVIII Excerpts from a Brains Trust XIX [Writing Fiction] [1953] XX Bertrand Russell’s Address [1953] Missing and Unprinted Papers Annotation Textual Notes Bibliographical Index General Index