Love her or hate her, you can't deny that
Ayn Rand is
experiencing a revival. Yet as Reason Foundation Senior
Analyst Shikha Dalmia writes, Rand's entire project involved
liberating the individual from the yoke of collectivism and
creating the social, moral, and political conditions in which he
could live a fully actualized life. But is self-actualization
through productive work—the ultimate goal of this liberation for
Rand—all there is to a happy life?
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New at Reason: Shikha Dalmia on What's Wrong with Ayn Rand
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