Theory Objectivism Movements
Theory Objectivism Movements
Theory
Some representative documents of Objectivist theory.
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 - Collection of reference materials including FAQs, chronologies, and indexes of Rand's writing.
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- Analysis of Peter Singer's famous "railroad track" hypothetical.
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- Develops Rand through bridges to other thinkers.
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- An description of the horizon of perception as it pertains to Faith and Objectivist thought.
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- Objectivist essays and resources for activists.
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- Original articles by a long-time member of the Objectivist movement.
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- Study of how his compositions, especially The Merry Widow, intertwine with the critical thinking and personal life of the 20th Century philosopher.
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- Home site for the Peikoff book with excerpts.
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- An Objectivist site advicing how to improve the quality of life.
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- A beginner-level discussion of Objectivism, misconceptions about it, and its consequences in daily life.
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- On Democracy and the U.S. Government.
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- Definitions and commentary of various concepts.
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- On metaphysics and "consciousness-first" theories.
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- Peikoff's article that prompted the Objectivist schism.
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- Objectivist essays and reviews.
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- Concept charts and apologia delineating Objectivist ideas.
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- Articles exploring capitalism, objectivism, politics, reason, and related topics.
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- Objectivist philosophy; the relation between values and facts.
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- An online interactive course teaching Objectivist ideology.
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- Paul Varnell explores why Rand has influence amongst young gays.
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- A book edited by noted Rand scholars that critically engages the writings of Ayn Rand from feminist perspectives.
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- On public funding for the arts.
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- A practical guide to an Objectivist approach to Psychology.
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- Online book. Various topics examined from an alternative perspective.
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- Some essays and dissertations.
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- Scionics is an integrated application of philosophical naturalism, offering physical, mental and spiritual harmony with the natural world.
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- An essay questioning the concept of justice by Thomas S. Porter.
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- Defense of free will using Objectivist insights.
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- Thesis attempting to reconcile a Darwinist understanding of instincts with Rand's denial of their existence.
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- The difference between TOC and ARI, and what is at stake in the choice.
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