Nicholas Griffin (philosopher)

Nicholas Griffin is a Canadian-based philosopher. He is Director of the Bertrand Russell Centre at McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, where he holds a Canada Research Chair in Philosophy. [1] Griffin's main area of research is Bertrand Russell. In reviewing Griffin's book Russell's Idealist Apprenticeship, Ray Monk comments that Griffin's account of Russell's early philosophical development 'is more detailed, more coherent, more plausible and ultimately more interesting' than some previous accounts,[2] and that the book is 'one of the finest works of philosophical scholarship I have ever read'.[3]

For the British politician, see Nick Griffin.
For the American comedian, see Nick Griffin (comedian).

Books
  • Relative Identity (1977)
  • Russell's Idealist Apprenticeship (1991)
  • The Selected Letters of Bertrand Russell, Vol. 1, The Private Years 1884-1914 (editor) 1992
  • The Selected Letters of Bertrand Russell, Vol. 2: The Public Years 1914-1970 (editor) 2001
  • The Cambridge Companion to Bertrand Russell (editor) 2003
  • Bertrand Russell. A Pacifist at War: Letters and Writings 1914-1918 (editor) 2014

References
  1. "Nicholas John Griffin". Retrieved 2021-02-06.
  2. "London Review of Books". Retrieved 2018-09-27.
  3. "London Review of Books". Retrieved 2018-09-27.


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