Description
Ayn Rand's seminal novel, The Fountainhead, introduces the uncompromising architect Howard Roark, a man whose vision and integrity stand in stark defiance of societal norms and conventional expectations. The narrative explores Roark's relentless pursuit of his artistic ideals against a world that seeks to stifle his originality, delving into themes of individualism, ego, and the very nature of human progress. Through Roark's struggles and his complex relationships, particularly with the enigmatic Dominique Francon, Rand crafts a powerful examination of creativity, conformity, and the courage required to remain true to oneself.
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paperback
Penguin
Published Sep 1, 1996
721 pages
ISBN: 9780451191151
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First Published
1943
Language
eng
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