Bertrand Russell ; philosopher of the century. Essays in his honour, by A. J. Ayer and others.

Fifty years : 1916-1966, by C. Malleson.
An old friend-ship, by J. Trevelyan.
Fifty years' influence, by V. Purcell.
To op-pose the stream, by I.F. Stone.
Civil disobedience and morals, by M. Scott.
Prophets and priests, by E. Fromm.
Would civilization survive a nuclear war? By L. Pauling.
The relevance of style, by A. Huxley.
A philosophical debt, by H. Read.
Some personal impressions of Russell as a philosopher. Some remarks on sense-perception. By C.D. Broad.
Reflections of a physicist, by M. Born.
An early appreciation, by H. Reichenbach.
Rudolf Carnap : the cross currents, by M. Reichenbach.
Russell's concept of philosophy, by W. Bloch.
An appraisal of Bertrand Russell's philosophy, by A.J. Ayer.
Existence and description in formal logic, by D. Scott.
Mathematical logic : what has it done for the philosophy of mathematics? By G. Kreisel.
The thesis that mathe-matics is logic, by H. Putnam.
Russell's ontological development, by W.V. Quine.