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Title: Caveat emptor - No "On Denoting"
Review: I generally agree with everything other favorable reviewers have said about what you will find in this book, especially regarding the fact that it is written as much for the lay reader as for the professional. But, the book, at least the Kindle edition, has one glaring omission. The blurb published by Amazon advocating the book says that it includes Russell's famous 1905 artice in "Mind" entitled "On Denoting". It is considered the most important philosophical article of the 20th century. It is NOT in this book. I checked the Table of Contents before buying and did not find it, but I bought it anyway, thinking that it may have been renamed.It is simply not there. For the non-professional, the book still has value, but as an inexpensive source for this famous article, the book misses the mark.
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