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"Atlas Shrugged: Its Influence after Fifty Years"
By Yaron Brook, at the Universidad Francisco Marroquin in Guatemala. To view this video, follow the link to "Video Indexado - Para conexiones rapidas."
Woodstock's Legacy: The Rise of Environmentalism and the Religious Right
By Yaron Brook (video lecture)
Atlas Shrugged—America's Second Declaration of Independence
By Onkar Ghate (video lecture)
Religion and Morality
By Onkar Ghate (video lecture)
America vs. Americans
By Leonard Peikoff (video lecture)
Back to the Dark Ages? Today's Attacks on Reason and Individualism
By Peter Schwartz (video lecture)
Ayn Rand on Culture
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The Age of Mediocrity (audio lecture)
Apollo and Dionysus (audio lecture)
Cultural Update (audio lecture)
Global Balkanization (audio lecture)
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Of Living Death (audio lecture)
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—Ayn Rand, "Don't Let It Go," Philosophy: Who Needs It? p. 250
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