Description
Ayn Rand’s letters offer an intimate, wide-ranging view of the ideas that shaped her most enduring work—revealing how her philosophy of reason, individual rights, and productive achievement took form in daily life. Spanning personal reflections and public arguments, these correspondence illuminate her relentless defense of selfhood against collectivist systems that, in her view, drain societies of initiative and moral purpose. Through her distinctive, bracing style—part polemic, part manifesto—you’ll see the intellectual engine behind her fiction and the convictions that made her a lightning rod for debate. More than a historical document, this collection traces the human stakes of freedom of thought and the enduring struggle to live by one’s own mind.
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paperback
Dutton
Published Jan 1, 1995
681 pages
ISBN: 0525939466
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First Published
1995
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Letters of Ayn Rand by Ayn Rand.