The book is an examination of Bertrand Russell's logic of relations. In logic of relation, Russell aptly showed that while language is a tool for communication, logic serves as the instrument for the construction of the structure of language. However we discovered that Bertrand Russell's logic of relation failed to prove that the analytic or empiricist position about the rationalist conception of knowledge is not tenable. The study analyzed that Russell's conception of knowledge especially his logic of relations influenced the conception of his epistemology. The study further showed that...

The book looks at John Dewey's notion of trust. Dewey in his pragmatic philosophy, especially in his moral theory identified certain moral values that are essential for the flourishing of any society, especially democratic society. These values include mutual dialogue, social cooperation, social dialogue, tolerance and trust. The Book however, examine value of trust, identified trust as social cement necessary for the growth and development of any society. The book also shows how trust especially the trust between the governed and the govern ensure that good governance thrives in a democratic...