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Introduction PART I. AUTOBIOGRAPHICLA AND SELF-CRITICAL WRITINGS Headnote to Contributions to The Philosophy of Bertrand Russell (1-2) 1 My Mental Development [1944] 2 Russell's Replies [1944-65] 3 My Own Philosophy [1946] 4 The Faith of a Rationalist [1947] 5 Am I an Atheist or an Agnostic? A Plea for Tolerance in the Face of New Dogmas [1949] 6 Why I Took to Philosophy [1955] 7 Some Philosophical Contacts [1955] 8 Beliefs: Discarded and Retained [1955] 9 My Debt to German Learning [1955] PART II. NON-DEMONSTRATIVE INFERENCE 10 Project of Future Work [1943] 11 Postulates of Scientific Method [1943] 12 Non-Deductive Inference [1945?] 13 Postulates of Scientific Inference [1948] 114 Note on Non-Demonstrative Inference and Induction [1959] 15 The Nature and Origin of Scientific Method [1948] PART III. ON SOME OF HIS YOUNGER CONTEMPORARIES 16 Logical Positivism [1945] 17 Logical Positivism [1950] 18 Review of A. J. Ayer, Language, Truth and Logic [1947] 19 Light versus Heat [1954] 20 Ludwig Wittgenstein [1951] PART IV. ON SOME OF HIS OLDER CONTEMPORARIES 21 Foreword to Feibleman, Introduction to Peirce's Philosophy [1946] 22 Whitehead and Principia Mathematica [1948] 23 Alfred North Whitehead [1952] 24 A Sage's Table-Talk [1954] 25 Reminiscences of McTaggart [1948] 26 George Santayana [1953] 27 Prof. G. E. Moore/Influence on Lord Russell [1958] 28 The Influence and Thought of G. E. Moore [1959] 29 Preface to Jean Nicod, Le Problème logique de l'induction [1961] PART V. METAPHYSICS AND EPISTEMOLOGY 30 Papers on Philosophy [1945?] 31 Hume [1946] 32 Mind and Matter in Modern Science [1945] 33 The Problem of Universais [1946] 34 Rewards of Philosophy [1948] 35 Mind and Matter [1950] 36 The Principle of Individuation [1950] 37 Perception [1957] 38 Notes on Philosophy [1960] PART VI . LOGIC AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS 39 Preface to William Kingdon Clifford, The Common Sense of the Exact Sciences [1946] 40 Review of Rupert Crawshay-Williams, The Comforts of Unreason