Ayn Rand

Ayn Rand created and defined her philosophy, Objectivism, in the pages of her best-selling novels, particularly The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, and in a series of nonfiction books that address a wide range of fundamental issues in philosophy.

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Introducing Objectivism (ARI)

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Introducing Objectivism (ARI)
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Introducing Objectivism (ARI)
In 1962, Ayn Rand was invited to write a weekly column for the Los Angeles Times. Her first column was a brief introduction to her philosophy, Objectivism. In this short course, based on a recording of Rand reading her column, you will hear her summarize her positions on the [...]
Objectivism
Philosophy
Modern Philosophy
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Free Course
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The Ayn Rand Institute
Humanities
Social Sciences
Beginner
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Self-Study
English
Spanish
Portuguese

Philosophy: Who Needs It (ARI)

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Philosophy: Who Needs It (ARI)
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Philosophy: Who Needs It (ARI)
What is philosophy — and how is it relevant to my life? Ayn Rand answered these questions in her address to the senior class of the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1974.
Philosophy
Objectivism
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Self Paced
Free Course
ARI Campus
The Ayn Rand Institute
Humanities
Social Sciences
Beginner
Self-Paced
Micro-Course
English
Spanish