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CORRESPONDENCE
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———. 1986T. An Evening with Barbara Branden. New York: Laissez-Faire.
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———. 1982T. The Benefits and Hazards of the Philosophy of Ayn Rand: A Personal Statement. Washington, D.C.: Biocentric Institute.
———. 1983T. Love and Sex in the Philosophy of Ayn Rand. Washington, D.C.: Biocentric Institute.
———. 1989T. On Ayn Rand. New York: Laissez-Faire.
———. 1991T. The Inside Edge Presents an Edge on the Nineties: The Dynamics of Self-Esteem. Loew’s Hotel, Santa Monica, Calif., 23 March [Video].
———. n.d.T. The Psychology of Individualism: An Informal Discussion of “Honoring the Self.”
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Kelley, David. 1985aT. The Nature of Free Will. 2 lectures.
———. 1985bT. The Primacy of Existence. 2 lectures.
———. 1985cT. Universals and Induction. 2 lectures.
———, moderator. 1993T. Colloquium on Chris Sciabarra’s Ayn Rand: The Russian Radical. Sponsored by the Institute for Objectivist Studies, New York, 6 June.
Locke, Edwin A. 1991T. The Nature of Human Intelligence. 2 lectures. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
Packer, Edith. 1985T. The Language of Emotions and Introspection. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1986T. The Role of Philosophy in Psychotherapy. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1988T. Toward a Lasting Romantic Relationship, Part One. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1990T. Toward a Lasting Romantic Relationship, Part Two. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
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———. 1974T. Introduction to Logic. 10 lectures. Oceanside, Calif.: Lectures on Objectivism.
———. 1976T. The Philosophy of Objectivism. 12 lectures. Oceanside, Calif.: Lectures on Objectivism.
———. 1980T. Objective Communication. 10 lectures. Oceanside, Calif.: Lectures on Objectivism.
———. 1982aT. Principles of Grammar. 8 lectures. Oceanside, Calif.: Lectures on Objectivism.
———. 1982bT. The Sanction of the Victims. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1983T. Understanding Objectivism. 12 lectures. Oceanside, Calif.: Lectures on Objectivism.
———. 1984T. The Role of Philosophy and Psychology in History. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1985T. Philosophy of Education. 6 lectures. La Jolla, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1987aT. My Thirty Years with Ayn Rand: An Intellectual Memoir. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
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———. 1988aT. Why Should One Act on Prin
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———. 1989T. Moral Virtue. 3 lectures. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1990T. Philosophy and the Real World Out There. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
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———. 1969T. Apollo and Dionysus. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
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———. 1973T. Censorship: Local and Express. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1974aT. Interview with James Day—Ayn Rand speaks for herself. Day at Night. New York: WNET-TV, 30 April [Video].
———. 1974bT. Philosophy: Who Needs It. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1974cT. Egalitarianism and Inflation, Q&A. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1976T. The Moral Factor. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. [1976] 1992T. Interview with Ayn Rand. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1977T. Global Balkanization. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1978T. Cultural Update. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1979aT. Interview with Phil Donahue: The Phil Donahue Show. New York: NBC-TV, 15 May.
———. 1979bT. Interview with Tom Snyder: The Tomorrow Show. New York: NBC-TV, 2 July.
———. 1981T. The Sanction of the Victims. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1983T. Objectivism in Brief. 2 interviews. The Raymond Newman Journal. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
Reisman, George. 1986T. Toward the Establishment of a Capitalist Society. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1990T. Education and the Racist Road to Barbarism. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
Ridpath, John. 1983T. The Raymond Newman Journal: History of the Concept of Rights. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1987T. Lenin: 19th Century Origins and 20th Century Impact. 2 lectures. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
Schwartz, Peter. 1990T. The Altruist Connection. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
———. 1994T. The Threats to Freedom: A Philosophic Dissection. 7 lectures. Oceanside, Calif.: Second Renaissance Books.
Walker, Jeff. 1992T. The Legacy of Ayn Rand. Narrated by Lester Sinclair. San Francisco: Laissez-Faire.
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INDEX
abortion, 259, 330
abstraction
art and, 192–93, 195–97
awareness and, 156–61
conception and, 157–61
concepts and, 162
consciousness and, 157–61, 178, 196–97, 213
dialectics and, xi–xii
differentiation and, 160–61
efficacy and, 213
emotions and, 178
empiricism and, 204–5
entity and, 162
epistemology and, 157–61, 162, 196–97
existence and, 126
integration and, 159–61
literature and, 192–93, 195–97
Lossky and, 51–53, 60–61, 159
measurement and, 160–61
ontology and, 126, 162
organicism and, 60–61
perception and, 161
racism and, 326
radicalism and, 159–60
rationalism and, 204–5, 213
reason and, 213
reification and, 159
relations and, 162
sense of life and, 178
values and, 99–100
academia, 24, 69–72, 73, 81–82, 85–87, 111. See also scholarship
action
art and, 195–97
articulation and, 198, 200–201
awareness and, 170–71
capitalism and, 155–56
conception and, 170–71
consciousness and, 149, 170–71, 198, 200–201, 214, 240, 253–54, 340
creativity and, 170–71
culture and, 298
emotions and, 170–71, 340
epistemology and, 155–56, 170–71, 198, 214
ethics and, 220–21, 222, 224–27
freedom and, 344–45
humankind and, 298
life and, 222, 224–27, 256
literature and, 195–97
mind-body dichotomy and, 155–56
productive work and, 230–32, 253–54
rationalism and, 214
rationality and, 228
reason and, 155–56, 170–71, 214
relations and, 156, 222
rights and, 256, 257
self-esteem and, 234
society and, 298
statism and, 344–45
values and, 222, 224–27
Adorno, Theodor, 131
aesthetics. See art
affirmative action, 326–27
aging, 128
agriculture, 253
Agursky, Mikhail, 388
Alexander, Ruth, 105, 266
Alexeev, Sergei Alexeevich, 78
alienation, 278, 286–87, 289, 441n. 28
altruism
capitalism and, 265–66
dialectics and, 27
egalitarianism and, 300
egoism and, 216–21, 235–36
ethics and, 30, 216–21, 227, 235–36, 279–80
fact-value dichotomy and, 216–21
history and, 343
life and, 227
Russian philosophy and, 27
selfishness and, 216–21, 235–36
We the Living (Rand) and, 96–97
ambition, 299–300
Ambrose, 342
anarchism, 248, 260–64, 307
Anderson, Martin, 1
Andreas, Antonias, 422n. 29
animals, 164, 168, 259, 426n. 23
Anthem (Rand), 37–38, 73, 104–5, 110
anti-concepts
egalitarianism and, 300
ideology and, 295, 305
isolationism as, 316
race and, 325, 326, 327
statism and, 294–96, 297, 304, 323
systemics and, 323
antitrust laws, 311
Apollo, 31, 32, 77, 219, 334
appearance, 141
a priori vs. a posteriori, 51, 147
Aquinas, Saint Thomas, 11, 122, 158, 448n. 75
archetypes, 333–37. See also Apollo; Dionysus
Arendt, Hannah, 288
Aristotle
art and, 60
atomism and, 48
contradiction and, 26, 129
dialectics and, xii, 14, 17, 26, 45–46, 405n. 42
dualism and, 48, 122
education and, 39, 79
entity and, 133
epistemology and, 46, 129
ethics and, 444n. 10
eudaemonia and, 242–43
on humankind, 164, 168, 251
ideal-realism and, 46, 47, 58
identity and, 45–50, 129, 131
on infinity, 134
intuition and, 46–50
logic and, 48, 126–27, 129
Lossky and, 39, 45–50, 58, 79
monism and, 48
Objectivism and, 114
ontology and, 120, 129, 139, 140, 410n. 25, 423n. 33
organicism and, 48–50
perception and, 46–47, 48
philosophy and, 335
on pride, 233
Rand and generally, xii, 11, 17, 78
realism and, 46
reason and, 155, 355
reification and, 48
relations and, 49, 57, 281
Russian philosophy and, 26
soul and, 218
subjectivism and, 46–47
art
abstraction and, 192–93, 195–97
action and, 195–97
Atlas Shrugged (Rand) and, 110
conception and, 191–93, 195–97
consciousness and, 181, 191–93, 196–97, 238
creativity and, 192–93, 194–97, 238
culture and, 191, 193–95, 298, 302
definitions and, 191
education and, 366, 371–72
emotions and, 192
epistemology and, 191–93, 196–97
ethics and, 110, 193–94
function of, 191–97
government and, 455n. 126
individualism and, 194
integration and, 192–93
literature as, 192–97
Lossky and, 60, 432n. 7
Objectivism and, 347