Film: Bertrand Russell Discusses Power and Bertrand Russel Discusses the Role of the Individual
14 Feb 1984
12:00 PM
Pioneer Room, Memorial Union
In the first film, the noted philosopher speaks of three kinds of power: armies and police forces, economic control, and propaganda, all central to 1984. He cites historical instances of power use and abuse that were linked to good and bad governments. In the second film, Lord Russell emphasizes the importance of the individual and of increased public support for cultural and scientific freedom.
Part of the National Affairs Series