The Objectivist (1966-1971) (Softcover) Interviews

The Objectivist (1966-1971) (Softcover) InterviewsBy Ayn Rand Here are 69 issues of a monthly journal on the theory and application of Objectivism. This 1,120 page volume covers a fascinating range of issues from a radical analysis of the nature of concepts to a piercing description of life for dissidents in Soviet Russia, from an examination of the requirements of mental health to an intriguing explanation of why Calumet "K" was Ayn Rand's favorite novel. Special Bonus: Six pages of the essay, "The

President Roosevelt and the New Deal

even today

a lethal ideology calling for holy war against infidels

What does it mean to accept the death premise

spreading a respect for reason that set a context for the rise of philosophy

"is the independent mind that recognizes no authority higher than its own and no value higher than its judgment if truth

and how it cripples future production

the politics of individualism and

if it is to survive the onslaught of the philosophic underminers of human life

the second of a two-part 1999 episode

Why did he have to fight his battle

the course emphasizes the over-arching theme of all Miss VanDamme's discussions of literature-the intense personal value to be gained from reading