Cover

Philosophy: Who Needs It

Ayn Rand

Unabridged • 9785961472400
9 hours 54 minutes
Thalia
Get the audiobook on Thalia *
Some articles contain affiliate links (marked with an asterisk *). If you click on these links and purchase products, we will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Your support helps to keep this site running and to continue creating useful content. Thank you for your support!
Thalia
Thalia *

From the publisher

This collection of essays was Ayn Rand's last work, which she worked on before her death in 1982. In it she summarizes and defends her philosophical views, which formed the basis of her bestsellers 'Atlas Shrugged' and 'The Source.' According to her ideas, reason is not just a distinctive, but a fundamental human trait by which man survives. For Ayn Rand, philosophy is the force that shapes the mind and character of individuals and nations; one's choice is not whether or not to adhere to a particular philosophical concept, but which one to adopt for oneself. In other essays, Ayn Rand criticizes Kant's ethical views, writes about the importance of language, and explains what it takes to form a rational and conscious philosophy.
From the publisher
This collection of essays was Ayn Rand's last work, which she worked on before her death in 1982. In it she summarizes and defends her philosophical views, which formed the basis of her bestsellers 'Atlas Shrugged' and 'The Source.' According to her ideas, reason is not just a distinctive, but a fundamental human trait by which man survives. For Ayn Rand, philosophy is the force that shapes the mind and character of individuals and nations; one's choice is not whether or not to adhere to a particular philosophical concept, but which one to adopt for oneself. In other essays, Ayn Rand criticizes Kant's ethical views, writes about the importance of language, and explains what it takes to form a rational and conscious philosophy.

From the same authors

Release date
10/12/2021

Alpina Publisher