Hugo’s Notre-Dame of Paris: The Birth of Romantic Fiction (MP3 download) Audio Books

Hugo’s Notre-Dame of Paris: The Birth of Romantic Fiction (MP3 download) Audio BooksBy Shoshana Milgram Ayn Rand, speaking in sense of life terms, said that Hugo gave her "the feeling of entering a cathedral." In his first great novel, Hugo presented both a literal cathedral and the essence of the concept: the guardian of sacred value. Combining the sweep of the epic with the intensity of the drama, Hugo created a new form of literature, with an intricate plot, excruciating conflicts and life or death issues. This course shows how

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This lecture examines the mutually exclusive nature of the life or death alternative as presented in Atlas Shrugged

"The Night King"—ranges from beginner's exercises to excerpts from early versions of We the Living and The Fountainhead

- The Age of Envy

" by Debi Ghate

Readers will discover plot-theme as the key to a play

Neoconservatism reveals publicly for the first time what the neocons call their “philosophy of governance”—their plan for governing America

and the glory of moral innocence—as well as comparisons and contrasts with the fiction of Ayn Rand

Rand contends that intellectuals failed to grasp the source of businessmen’s productivity and the destructive effects of collectivist schemes implemented by physical force

“not like animals driven to slaughter

Peter Schwartz

Peikoff explains the fundamental cause as a lack of “respect for reason” and calls for change:  “Let us fight to make our schools once again bastions of knowledge