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ArticlesEdwin A. Locke comments on Jennifer Burns's Goddess of the Market: Ayn Rand and the American Right Leonard Peikoff discusses Ayn Rand and philosophy in an interview with Steve Cohen Robert Mayhew reviews new Ayn Rand biography, from The Objective Standard, Winter 2009-2010 Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged and the World Today, An Interview with Yaron Brook
Video & AudioAtlas Shrugged in Today's WorldDon Watkins on Alive at Five
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Debates"Making a Virtue of Selfishness? A Debate about Ayn Rand's Ethics"» MP3 download
Ayn Rand on CultureApollo 11—The July 16, 1969 Launch: A Symbol of Man’s Greatness (an article) The Age of Mediocrity (audio lecture) Apollo and Dionysus (audio lecture) Cultural Update (audio lecture) Global Balkanization (audio lecture) The Intellectual Bankruptcy of Our Age (audio lecture) Is Atlas Shrugging? (audio lecture) The Moral Factor (audio lecture) Of Living Death (audio lecture) Our Cultural Value-Deprivation (audio lecture)
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“Ayn Rand made a profound impact both as a philosopher who defined a new philosophic system, Objectivism, and as a novelist of penetrating insight and vision. Her novels are based on heroic ideals, demonstrating her famous maxim (from which she drew the title of her first best-seller) that, ‘man’s ego is the fountainhead of human progress.’”—Jeff Britting, Introduction, Ayn Rand p. 250 |
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