An Inquiry Into Meaning and Truth by Bertrand Russell This listing is for a hardback copy of An Inquiry Into Meaning and Truth by Bertrand Russell, published in 1948. A significant work in the philosophy of language and epistemology, this book explores how language relates to knowledge and how truth can be verified through experience and logic. The book is in good condition for its age, with a solid binding and clean pages. Some wear is visible on the cover and spine, consistent with age and use, but it remains a readable and collectible edition. A valuable addition to any philosophy or Russell collection In this philosophical work, Bertrand Russell explores how language relates to knowledge and truth. He examines how we form beliefs based on experience, how words gain meaning, and how statements can be verified. Russell argues that understanding truth requires both logical analysis and attention to how language reflects reality. The book is a key contribution to the philosophy of language and epistemology Good Condition, slight signs of ageing/foxing - see images