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For the New Intellectual: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand est un ouvrage d'Ayn Rand publié en 1961. Ce fut son premier véritable essai. L'ouvrage est constitué de larges extraits de ses romans (Nous, les vivants, Hymne, La source vive et La révolte d'Atlas), à quoi s'ajoute un long essai centré sur l'histoire de la philosophie.
Référence
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| Romans |
Nous, les vivants (1936) · Hymne (1938) · La Source vive (1943) · La Grève (1957) |
| Essais |
For the New Intellectual (1961) · Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology (1979) · The Art of Fiction (2000) |
| Théâtre |
Red Pawn (1932) · Love Letters (1945) · You Came Along (1945) · La Vertu d’égoïsme (1964) · Capitalism : The Unknown Ideal (1966) · The Romantic Manifesto (1969) · The New Left: The Anti-Industrial Revolution (1971) · Philosophy: Who Needs It (1982) · The Voice of Reason (1989) |
Catégories :
- Essai américain
- Livre paru en 1961
- Livre sur l'athéisme
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