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CAPITALISM: |
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The Clearest and
Most Comprehensive Contemporary Defense of the Capitalist
Economic System Available |
Literature and Lectures by Edith Packer, George Reisman, and Others |
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WRITINGS BY AYN
RAND, THE FOREMOST DEFENDER OF REASON IN MODERN TIMES
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 For the New Intellectual.
A collection of the philosophical speeches from Miss Rand's novels. The
book also contains an invaluable intellectual history of the modern world that explains
much of contemporary intellectuals' hostility to capitalism. 192 pp.(P)
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 The New Left: The
Anti-Industrial Revolution. A collection of essays, all by Miss Rand, that
constitute a thorough expose and demolition of the philosophical foundations of the
“new left” and environmentalism. Includes devastating analyses of contemporary
education. 239 pp. (P)
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 Philosophy: Who
Needs It. A posthumously assembled collection of essays, all by Miss Rand,
that demonstrates the power of philosophy in moving the world. Among the most outstanding
of the essays are “The Metaphysical Versus the Man-Made,” “Faith and Force:
The Destroyers of the Modern World,” and “Fairness Doctrine for Education.”
274 pp. (P)
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 The Voice of
Reason. A second posthumously assembled collection of essays that contains
such outstanding pieces as “The Intellectual Bankruptcy of Our Age,” “Our
Cultural Value-Deprivation,” “Representation Without Authorization,” and
“The Question of Scholarships.” 353 pp.(P)
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The Romantic
Manifesto. A collection of Ayn Rand's essay
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 Introduction to
Objectivist Epistemology. Expanded Second Edition.
Presents some of Ayn Rand's most original and important contributions to philosophy, among
them her solution to the centuries-old “problem of universals.” The main
subjects covered are cognition and measurement, concept-formation, abstraction from
abstractions, concepts of consciousness, definitions, axiomatic concepts, the cognitive
role of concepts, and consciousness and identity. A lengthy appendix consisting of
excerpts from Miss Rand's epistemology workshops is also included. 314 pp. (P)
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 Anthem. Set
in a thoroughly collectivist world of the future, this short novel is about one man's
rediscovery of what it means to say “I.” 105 pp.
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 We The Living. Set
in Soviet Russia in the 1920s, this is a novel about the heroic struggle of people to live
and love under conditions that make the achievement of human values impossible.446 pp.
(H)
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 The Ayn Rand Lexicon,
Objectivism From A to Z. This is an excellent guide to where to find
discussions of specific topics in Ayn Rand's works. 535 pp.
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Man's Rights and The Nature of Government. These two brilliant essays have been combined into one pamphlet, which is intended for the widest possible distribution, in an effort to educate the intelligent public about the nature of rights and government. It is priced as follows: A single copy is $3.75.; 10-24 copies, $2 each; 25-49 copies, $1.50 each; 50 copies or more $1 each. (Orders can be combined with orders for Dr. Reisman's pamphlets under the terms spelled out in connection with the special offer for his pamphlets.) | |
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Newly released recorded
interview with Ayn Rand.
In this newly released one hour
interview made in 1980 at her home in New York, Ayn Rand talks with
Ray Newman about the essential principles of her philosophy,
Objectivism; how the virtue of selfishness is prescribed by man’s
nature; why the question "What is the purpose of life?" is an
improper one; her standards for judging the morality of others,
including family; and much more. Listen as Miss Rand identifies the
fundamental conflict between the American and European sense of life
and the missing ingredient to America’s near-perfect politics. To
download, please visit
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Atlas Shrugged
Presents the underlying philosophy of capitalism in the form of the world's most exciting
plot novel. Its subject matter is everything that is important in life: reason and
knowledge, good and evil, art and science, productive work and money, pleasure and
happiness, love and sex. Available in hardcover and paperback.
The Virtue of Selfishness. A brilliant collection of
essays, mostly by Miss Rand, upholding the ethics of rational self-interest and its
application to politics. The opening essay sets forth her own, original theory of ethics.
Contains the best exposition of the nature of individual rights and government to be found
anywhere. 151 pp. (P)
s that presents her
philosophy of art and literature. Titles include, among others, such great pieces as
“Art and Sense of Life,” “What Is Romanticism,” “Art and Moral
Treason,” and “The Goal of My Writing.” 199 pp.(P) 
Fountainhead. A
novel about the struggle and ultimate triumph of Howard Roark, the architect, a man
of unbreached loyalty to his own, independent judgment—and the ultimate failure of
those who lack these virtues or default on them. 727 pp. (H)
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