The Works of Bertrand Russell

Waldstein: 1896.

Waldstein: 1897.

Waldstein: 1900.

Waldstein: 1903.

Waldstein: 1910. 1st collection of essays. Preface by BR, Jul 1910. Rev. edn., 1966; new preface by BR; 2 essays omitted, 2 added. In both editions: 7 rather dense pieces.

Waldstein: 1910-13.

Waldstein: 1912. Preface and Bibliographical Note by BR.

Waldstein: 1914. Preface by BR, June 1914. Rev. edn., 1926. Lowell Lectures, delivered in Boston, March & April 1914

Waldstein: 1915. Preface by BR, Nov 1915. 2nd rev. edn., 1917; new preface by BR, Mar 1917.

Waldstein: 1916-11. Preface by BR, Sep 1916. Lectures delivered in the beginning of 1916 at Caxton Hall in Westminster. US title: Why Men Fight: A Method of Abolishing the International Duel.

Waldstein: 1917. Foreword by BR, 1963.

Waldstein: 1917. 2nd collection of essays. Preface by BR, Sep 1917. New preface by BR, 1929. 10 rather dense pieces, 3 of them reprinted from #5.

Waldstein: 1918-11. 1919-07, rev. edn.; new preface by BR, Jan 1919. Third edition, 1920; new preface by BR, Jun 1948.

Waldstein: 1919-05. Preface by BR.

Waldstein: 1920. Preface by BR, Sep 1920. Part I, Chapter 4, written by Dora Black (later Russell).

Waldstein: 1921. Preface by BR, Peking, Jan 1921.

Waldstein: 1922. Foreword by BR, 9 Nov 1965. 2nd impr., 1966. 3rd impr., 1972.

Waldstein: 1923.

Waldstein: 1923.

Waldstein: 1925. Edited by Felix Pirani, 1985.

Waldstein: 1926. Intro by BR, 1926. US title: Education and the Good Life, 1926; repr. abr. 1961 as Education of Character.

Waldstein: 1927. Preface by BR, Jan 1927.

Waldstein: 1927.

Waldstein: 1928. 3rd collection of essays. 17 pieces.

Waldstein: 1929. The US edn. (Liveright, 1929) has alternative titles for the first three chapters.

Waldstein: 1930. Preface by BR.

Waldstein: 1931.

Waldstein: 1932. US title (Norton, 1932): Education and the Modern World.

Waldstein: 1934. Preface by BR, May 1934. UK: "Freedom and..."; US: "Freedom versus...". Repr., 1966, Unwin, 2 vols.: Legitimacy versus Industrialism, 1814-1848 and Freedom versus Organisation, 1776-1914.

Waldstein: 1935. 4th collection of essays. Preface by BR, 1935. 15 pieces.

Waldstein: 1935.

Waldstein: 1936. Chapters I to X, all of them virtually self-sufficient.

Waldstein: 1938.

Waldstein: 1940. Preface by BR. William James Lectures.

Waldstein: 1942. Reprinted under this title only in 1968. Originally published as How to Become Philosopher... Logician... Mathematician, Haldeman-Julius, "How To" series, Nos. 7-9.

Waldstein: 1945-10, US. Preface by BR. 1st UK edn., Nov 1946; shortened preface, minor revisions of the text. 2nd UK edn., 1961; minor revisions and corrections, shortened chapter on Bergson.

Waldstein: 1948. Preface by BR, 1948.

Waldstein: 1949. Prefatory note by BR. Six lectures.

Waldstein: 1950. 5th collection of essays. Preface by BR. 12 essays.

Waldstein: 1951. Prefatory note by BR. Bleak description of the dehumanizing effects of scientific technique out of control. The same subject was treated more fully 20 years earlier in The Scientific Outlook (#27).

Waldstein: 1951.

Waldstein: 1953. 1st collection of short stories. 5 pieces.

Waldstein: 1954. Preface by BR. Fullest treatment of BR's ideas of ethics and their relationship to politics, religion and human nature.

Waldstein: 1954. 2nd collection of short stories. 12 pieces.

Waldstein: 1956. Ed. Robert C. Marsh. Note by BR. Preface by the editor.

Waldstein: 1956. 6th collection of essays. 32 pieces.

Waldstein: 1957. Somewhat misleading title for the volume doesn't contain such an essay as "Understanding History", but never mind. "The Value of Free Thought" is one BR's finest pieces and well worth the price of admission.

Waldstein: 1957. 7th collection of essays. Ed. Paul Edwards. Preface by BR. Introduction and Appendix by the editor. 15 pieces. US and UK editions differ. US: "A Free Man's Worship". UK: a debate with Father Copleston.

Waldstein: 1959. Preface and Introduction by BR.

Waldstein: 1959. Prefatory note by BR. “Russell’s Philosophy: a Study of its Development “ by Alan Wood.

Waldstein: 1959. Apparently something like #36 for young adults: abridged, simplified, illustrated. At any rate, "an entirely new work" as BR states in the Foreword.

Waldstein: 1961. 8th collection of essays. Rich and diverse cocktail of 40 short pieces, including some amusing fiction, some uncompromising reflections on the Zeitgeist, and even some reflections on books that influenced BR in his youth.

Waldstein: 1961.

Waldstein: 1963.

Waldstein: 1967. Appendix “Report from North Vietnam” by Ralph Schoenman.

Waldstein: 1967-69, 3 vols. 1970, 1 vol.

Waldstein: 1969. Eds. Barry Feinberg and George Kasrils. Preface by BR.

Waldstein: 1972. Ed. Barry Feinberg. Preface by the editor. #42 and #44 in one volume, plus some bonuses.

Waldstein: 1975. 9th collection of essays. Ed. Harry Ruja. 2 vols. 2009, Routledge Classics, 1 vol. American journalism, 1931-35. 160 short pieces.

Waldstein: 1992. Ed. Nicholas Griffin. 240 letters.

Waldstein: 2001. Ed. Nicholas Griffin. 338 letters.

Waldstein: 2002. Ed. Ray Perkins, Jr. About 300 letters to the editor.