The
Ideas of Ayn Rand provides, for the first time, a comprehensive survey of
Rand's wide-ranging contributions: her literary techniques; her espousal
and then rejection of a Nietzschean outlook; her contradictory attitude to
feminism; her forays into ethics, epistemology, and metaphysics; the
development of her political creed; her influence on—and hostility
to—both conservatism and libertarianism.
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