Ayn Rand Contra Human Nature
Sunday, July 29, 2007

The Scandal of the Founder's Reading List

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What makes the Founder's reading list so curious, is not so much the inclusion of books Rand liked, but the inclusion of books Rand did...
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Tuesday, July 24, 2007

The College 4 Ayn Rand Fans

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Founders College ad in the Christian Science Monitor online: Compare and contrast this with Founders College Professor Robert Garmong's ...
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Tuesday, July 17, 2007

The Obvious Parallels

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The principals at the controversial new Founders College have been at considerable pains to deny any ongoing Objectivist connection to, and...
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Founders College Professor Writes to ARCHNblog

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Under the name "Friscodog" an ARCHNblog commenter - presumably Founders College Philosophy Professor Robert Garmong - makes the f...
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Sunday, July 15, 2007

Ayn Rand as Pop Culture Shrapnel

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"If you discovered the existence of a Martian who had a rational mind, but a spider's body, would you classify him as a rational an...
Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Ayn Rand Contra Biology

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Over at David Friedman's blog , another libertarian, William H. Stoddard, makes this interesting comment : "Consider, for example, ...
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Tuesday, July 10, 2007

'Gary's Gulch'

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As covered by ARCHNblog over the last week, the latest Chronicle of Higher Education now carries (subscription required) the Founders Colle...
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Saturday, July 07, 2007

New Intellectual 'U': Update

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I've now updated my original post below about Founders College, as some anonymous commenters were claiming that there is "absolute...
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Friday, July 06, 2007

The Objectivist Plan to Defeat Islamic Terrorism

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The article by John Lewis outlining the Objectivist plan to defeat Islamic Terrorism linked in Daniel Barnes' post below provides such ...
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Objectivism: Incompatible With Christianity, Apparently

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The Chronicle of Higher Education carries the story of Ashland University's clash with Objectivist and Anthem Foundation fellow John D....
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New Intellectual 'U'?

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The Ayn Rand Institute looks like its got its very own university, Founders College , kicking off this year. For a flavour, here's the N...
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Ayn Rand Quote of the Week 2 - 6/7/07

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"There is no place for whim in any human activity - if it is to be regarded as human." - Ayn Rand, "Art And Cognition" ...
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Wednesday, July 04, 2007

Understanding Objectivist Jargon Pt 12: "Benevolent Universe Premise"

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" Benevolent Universe Premise " = The universe is in fact neutral. Thus, success and happiness are metaphysically to be expected. ...
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Understanding Objectivist Jargon Pt 11: "Malevolent Universe Premise"

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" Malevolent Universe Premise " = the view that the universe is somehow inherently hostile to man. Who exactly holds this odd view...
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Ayn Rand Quote of the Week

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" Painting [re-creates reality] by means of color on a two dimensional surface." - Ayn Rand, "Art and Cognition"
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ARCHN Quote of the Week 5/7/07

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"To sum up, Rand's theory of certainty was a byproduct of her hunger to preserve various uniformities of thought and feeling among ...
Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Rand's Place in Philosophical Traditions

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Rand was fond of dividing the intellectual world between the Aristotleans and the Platonists, as if everyone, fundamentally, falls into one ...
Sunday, June 17, 2007

Orthodox Objectivist Questions Randian Theory of History

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Since I regularly attack orthodox Objectivists for failing to demonstrate any intellectual curiosity or rigor, it's only fair to point a...
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Saturday, June 16, 2007

The Shorter ARCHN: Chapter 2, "Theory of History"

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A series of handy short summaries of the main arguments of ARCHN for those unfamiliar with the book. For more detail, you can read ARCHN onl...
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Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Formal Versus Practical Meaning in Objectivism

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When examing any philosophy or ideological belief system that oversteps important realities, it is important to distinguish between the form...
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