Bertrand Russell discusses the role of the individual

Duration: 14

Year Published: 1961

Creator: Coronet Film and Video

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Description: Belief that human advances are always due to the activities of individuals. Decline in cultural and scientific freedom in present-day needs. Wants an orderly society with maximum liberties for the individual., Lord Russell explains that he believes that important human advances have always been due to the activities of individuals. He points out that the present-day needs for expensive equipment in order to carry out useful and important work is leading to a decline in cultural and scientific freedom. He also comments on an orderly society with the maximum liberties of the individual. Belief that human advances are always due to the activities of individuals. Decline in cultural and scientific freedom in present-day needs. Wants an orderly society with maximum liberties for the individual.

Complete Record: Belief that human advances are always due to the activities of individuals. Decline in cultural and scientific freedom in present-day needs. Wants an orderly society with maximum liberties for the individual., Lord Russell explains that he believes that important human advances have always been due to the activities of individuals. He points out that the present-day needs for expensive equipment in order to carry out useful and important work is leading to a decline in cultural and scientific freedom. He also comments on an orderly society with the maximum liberties of the individual., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.