Return of the Primitive: The Anti-Industrial Revolution Fiction

Return of the Primitive: The Anti-Industrial Revolution FictionBy Ayn Rand Introduction and three new essays by Peter Schwartz. This expanded version of The New Left contains all of Ayn Rand's original material. In the original edition, Ayn Rand named the intellectual roots of the New Left. Her articles ranged from a discussion of the fundamental goals of the student "rebellion," to an examination of egalitarianism in our "age of envy," to a dissection of the evils of "Progressive" education. This new edition

Anthem in the Context of Related Literary Works: 'We are not like our brothers'

STUDY MOTIVATION

should have reacted as it did to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941

The theory of Forms is Plato's solution to the problem of concepts (or "universals")

Basic Logical Theory

The Left: Old and New

Peikoff discusses recent intellectual and cultural trends in America

by Leonard Peikoff

between reason and the morality of altruism

and the existence and nature of God

This course

Recorded in 1974