Russelliana (Ruh-sell-ee-ana) are free online events organized or co-organized by the Bertrand Russell Society. They are standard at 1 pm on Saturdays, about six times each year.
Past Russelliana
- 9/26/2020 The Russell-Teller Debate
- 12/12/2020 (Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation), Discussion of Treaty on Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons
- 1/9/2021 (Bertrand Russell Research Centre, McMaster University), “Virtual Launch of v. 26 CPBR”
- 1/30/2021 (Trent University), lauch celebrating book on Wittgenstein and Russell’s MRTJ
- 3/27/2021 (open discussion) “Collecting Russell”
- 4/24/2021 (University of Regina), “Russellian Empiricism”[PHIL]
- 6/12/2021 (University of Alberta), “G. H. Hardy’s copy of Principia Mathematica“
- 9/11/2021 (UMASS/UNAM), “Russell’s Response to the Newman Objection Reconsidered”
- 10/9/2021 (joint with the George Santayana Society) (Author of Bertrand’s Brother: The Marriages, Morals and Misdemeanors of Frank, 2nd Earl Russell), A Discussion around Frank Russell’s Reputation
- 11/13/2021 , Master Class on Russell’s “What is democracy?”
- 5/21/2022 Tea and Cake with H.G. Wells and The Russell Brothers
- 9/17/2022 (joint with the British Wittgenstein Society) & , Panel discussion of Russell and Wittgenstein
- 10/22/2022 (Author of On Being Frank), “On Frank Russell”
- 2/11/2023 (Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation), 90 seconds to Midnight: Russell, Pugwash and Nuclear Weapons
- 3/25/2023 (Western Kentucky University), Discussion of Digital Principia Mathematica
- 4/15/2023 , Bertrand Russell and Jane Addams
- 9/16/2023 (Bertrand Russell Research Centre), Russell’s New Hopes for a Changing World
- 10/21/2023 (joint with the William James Society), Philosophies of Bertrand Russell and William James
- 11/18/2023 , Master Class on Russell’s “Philosophy’s Ulterior Motives”
- 12/8/2023 (University of Iowa & University of South Carolina), Russell and Dewey on the Nature of Logic
Registration
Folks interested in attending the for any online meeting should register on this page. There is also no fee to attend. However, we need to verify attendees for purposes of preventing Zoom-bombing and other online trolling behavior.