Russell special issue, “Principia Mathematica at 100” now available online
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May 15, 2011, 3:40:03 PM5/15/11
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On Behalf of Kenneth Blackwell
Kenneth Blackwell, editor of the journal Russell, has announced that
“Principia Mathematica at 100”, the special summer issue of Russell,
has just been published online. The paper edition is not expected
until early June. The editors of the special edition are Nicholas
Griffin, Bernard Linsky and Kenneth Blackwell.
The online edition, whose table of contents will be found at
http://digitalcommons.mcmaster.ca/russelljournal/
is available only to journal subscribers during the first two years of
publication. (The journal isn't completely open access because it
depends on subscriptions for its survival.) However, about 20
libraries subscribe to it, and all members of the Bertrand Russell
Society have a right to the online edition (as well as to the paper
edition).
The Bertrand Russell Research Centre is also publishing a monograph
edition of the journal. It will get into some libraries where the
contents will be analyzed and catalogued, bringing further attention
to your contribution. The title is the same as that of the special
issue.
Forthcoming in Russell: the Journal of Bertrand Russell Studies
Issue 31, 1 (Summer 2011): Principia Mathematica at 100
Edited by N. Griffin, B. Linsky and K. Blackwell
Contents:
Nicholas Griffin and Bernard Linsky, “Preface”
Graham Stevens, “Logical Form in Principia Mathematica and English”
Ray Perkins, Jr., “Incomplete Symbols in Principia Mathematica and
Russell’s ‘Definite Proof’”
Russell Wahl, “The Axiom of Reducibility”
Conor Mayo-Wilson, “Russell on Logicism and Coherence”
Documents from the Bertrand Russell Archives
Brice Halimi, “Generality of Logical Types”
Ryan Christensen, “Propositional Quantification”
Roman Murawski, “On Chwistek’s Philosophy of Mathematics”
Irving H. Anellis, “Did Principia Mathematica Precipitate a ‘Fregean
Revolution”?”
Kenneth Blackwell, “The Wit and Humour of Principia Mathematica”
Notes on Contributors
KENNETH BLACKWELL
Editor, http://digitalcommons.mcmaster.ca/russelljournal/
Hon. Russell Archivist http://russell.mcmaster.ca/bracers
http://russellarchives.mcmaster.ca
Adjunct Professor of Philosophy
Kenneth Blackwell, editor of the journal Russell, has announced that
“Principia Mathematica at 100”, the special summer issue of Russell,
has just been published online. The paper edition is not expected
until early June. The editors of the special edition are Nicholas
Griffin, Bernard Linsky and Kenneth Blackwell.
The online edition, whose table of contents will be found at
http://digitalcommons.mcmaster.ca/russelljournal/
is available only to journal subscribers during the first two years of
publication. (The journal isn't completely open access because it
depends on subscriptions for its survival.) However, about 20
libraries subscribe to it, and all members of the Bertrand Russell
Society have a right to the online edition (as well as to the paper
edition).
The Bertrand Russell Research Centre is also publishing a monograph
edition of the journal. It will get into some libraries where the
contents will be analyzed and catalogued, bringing further attention
to your contribution. The title is the same as that of the special
issue.
Forthcoming in Russell: the Journal of Bertrand Russell Studies
Issue 31, 1 (Summer 2011): Principia Mathematica at 100
Edited by N. Griffin, B. Linsky and K. Blackwell
Contents:
Nicholas Griffin and Bernard Linsky, “Preface”
Graham Stevens, “Logical Form in Principia Mathematica and English”
Ray Perkins, Jr., “Incomplete Symbols in Principia Mathematica and
Russell’s ‘Definite Proof’”
Russell Wahl, “The Axiom of Reducibility”
Conor Mayo-Wilson, “Russell on Logicism and Coherence”
Documents from the Bertrand Russell Archives
Brice Halimi, “Generality of Logical Types”
Ryan Christensen, “Propositional Quantification”
Roman Murawski, “On Chwistek’s Philosophy of Mathematics”
Irving H. Anellis, “Did Principia Mathematica Precipitate a ‘Fregean
Revolution”?”
Kenneth Blackwell, “The Wit and Humour of Principia Mathematica”
Notes on Contributors
KENNETH BLACKWELL
Editor, http://digitalcommons.mcmaster.ca/russelljournal/
Hon. Russell Archivist http://russell.mcmaster.ca/bracers
http://russellarchives.mcmaster.ca
Adjunct Professor of Philosophy
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