“The Analysis of Mind” is the best work of Lord Bertrand Arthur William Russell, who left a bright trace in English and world philosophy, logic, sociology, and political life. Following G. Frege, he, together with A. Whitehead, attempted a logical justification of mathematics, creating a school of logicism. B. Russell is one of the most paradoxical philosophers who believed that the essence of philosophy is a logical analysis, and it combines science, religion and everyday consciousness. He is the founder of English neorealism, “logical atomism” as a form of neopositivism. B. Russell did not recognize both materialism and religion. The doctrine and school of the philosopher is based on organically combined and creatively processed elements of the philosophy of Leibniz, Berkeley, Hume, Kant, Comte, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Mach, pragmatists and neo-realists.
