La fín et les moyens: la philosophie politique de B. Russell
The author shows how the apparent lack of connections between B. Russell's philosophy and his 
political thought is a consequence of the external relations doctrine. Deprived of metaphysics man 
becomes an orphan, and this leads Russell to a singular conception of man and power based on 
individual rather than on collective and social values. These particularities in Russell's political 
thought explain in certain respects the very clear division of his work into philosophical writings 
and political writings.