The Problems of Philosophy

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Focusing on the nature of knowledge, Bertrand Russell presents a concise exploration of philosophical problems in this 1912 work. He challenges the notion of skepticism regarding external objects, arguing that our understanding is rooted in probability rather than doubt. By emphasizing accessible discussions over metaphysical concerns, Russell invites readers to engage with critical questions about perception and reality, fostering constructive dialogue on the foundations of knowledge.