Einführung in die Mathematische Philosophie

Russell's approach was groundbreaking at the time, blending philosophical inquiry with mathematical precision. I'm curious about what motivated this fusion and how it influenced later thinkers.

The exploration of logical paradoxes really challenged my understanding of infinity and truth. How did the author manage to make such complex ideas accessible without oversimplifying?

Given how much logic underpins modern computing, I wonder whether Russell's insights are still relevant or have been surpassed by newer theories.