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Bertrand Arthur William Russell (1872-1970), was a British philosopher, a mathematician, and a Noble laureate, who influenced the course of 20th century philosophy. He was born in Trelleck, Wales, on May 18, 1972. He was educated at Trinity College and at University of Cambridge. After graduation in 1894, he was given a teaching post in the Cambridge. From an early age he developed a strong sense of social consciousness; at the same time he involved himself in the study of logical and mathematical questions, which he had made special fields and on which he was called to lecture at many institutions throughout the world. He achieved much in the field of mathematics along with his continue search for socialist philosophy. Russell taught at several different institutes such as, Trinity College during (1894-1895), Beijing University in China during (1921-1922), and from (1938-1944) he taught at the College of the City of New York. In 1944 he was reinstated as a fellow of Trinity College.…