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Royal Institute of Philosophy
The Royal Institute of Philosophy, founded in 1925,〔(''History of the Institute'' ), The Royal Institute of Philosophy, 2012. Retrieved 18 October 2012.〕 is a charity organisation that offers lectures and conferences on philosophical topics. The Institute is "dedicated to the advancement of philosophy in all its forms, in order to access the widest possible audience.",〔According to the University of Wolverhampton regional branch of the institute, with more details (here )〕 and is not committed to any particular philosophical school, method or ideology. The Institute’s membership includes both professional philosophers and lay people. It is based in London, but has several branch offices around the UK, including Glasgow,〔Glasgow branch website, (here )〕 Wolverhampton,〔The Wolverhampton branch website is (here )〕 Durham,〔Durham branch website is (here )〕 and Birmingham.〔The Birmingham branch website is (here )〕
==History==
While waiting to go into prison for sponsoring an anti-war pamphlet in 1916, Bertrand Russell gave his ''Lectures on Logical Atomism'' in the hall where the Institute's annual lecture series are now held. He finished them just before he was incarcerated. The Home Secretary, Lord Balfour, gave the extraordinary instruction that the prisoner should be allowed writing materials in this cell, in which he produced his ''Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy'', published in 1919. Russell, together with Balfour, L. T. Hobhouse, Samuel Alexander, Harold Laski, and the Institute's Journal's first editor, Sydney Hooper, founded the Institute, originally known as the British Institute of Philosophical Studies, in 1925.
The first President of the Institute was Lord Balfour, succeeded in 1930 by Lord Samuel, in 1959 by Lord Halsbury, in 1991 by Anthony Quinton, and in 2006 by Sir Anthony Kenny. Sir Anthony, the current President, has been Master of Balliol College, Oxford and President of the British Academy. He is author of many philosophical books and articles, and he gave the Institute’s Annual Lecture in 2007. Sir David Ross was for many years Chairman of Council, and Professor Hywel Lewis for many years after him. He was succeeded by the then Vice-Chancellor of the University of London, Stewart Sutherland, Baron Sutherland of Houndwood. After almost 20 years of service to the Institute, Lord Sutherland was succeeded by Professor Ted Honderich, Emeritus Grote Professor of Mind and Logic at University College London
Professor H. B. Acton, Director of the Institute while Professor at Bedford College, London, who is commemorated by occasional special lectures, was succeeded by Professor Godfrey Vesey, the founding Professor of Philosophy of the Open University. On his retirement after 13 years as Director he was appointed Fellow of the Institute in 1979. Professor Anthony O'Hear of the University of Bradford has been Director since the session 1994-95. The Institute's title of Royal was granted in 1947. The secretary to the society was James Garvey.〔(''People'' ), The Royal Institute of Philosophy, 2012. Retrieved 18 October 2012.〕
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