The Peikoff Podcasts
Dr. Peikoff applies Ayn Rand's revolutionary philosophy to real-world questions.
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1 . I disagree with Ayn Rand on architecture as an art form and on the nature of femininity and masculinity, but I accept objective reality, reason, self-interest, and capitalism. Am I still an Objectivist?
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2 . Is religion more dangerous in America than socialism or collectivism?
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3 . This episode of The Leonard Peikoff Show, recorded March 21, 1996, challenges the audience to identify the philosophic principle that several different examples have in common.
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4 . In her early writing years, how did Ayn Rand manage having a job unrelated to her career to support herself, while still pursuing her writing?
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5 . What, in your opinion, are the roots of the recent school shooting in Connecticut? Was it insanity or some form of nihilism? And is gun control an important part of the solution?
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1 . Why did Kira in We the Living kiss statues in the park?
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2 . A teenage son of a billionaire has taken to posting pictures of himself doing incredibly wasteful things with his parents’ money. Is this immoral?
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3 . In The Fountainhead, Roark says that a yes once given to a value can never be revoked. But what if what was once a value ceases to be one?
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4 . Why does a Toohey or an Iago do what he does? What spiritual reward does he get from his actions?
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5 . Is it wrong of me to want my girlfriend not to wear certain articles of clothing in public when I’m not present?
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About Leonard Peikoff
At the age of 17, Leonard Peikoff was invited to the home of Ayn Rand, the
novelist and Objectivist philosopher. Thus began a friendship that lasted
until her death in 1982. Today, Dr. Peikoff is Rand's legal and intellectual
heir - and the world's foremost authority on Objectivism.
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An author for our times
Renowned philosopher, Dr. Peikoff is the author of Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand and The Ominous Parallels: The End of Freedom in America. He has edited numerous Ayn Rand anthologies and has recently published a new book, The DIM Hypothesis, which deals with the role of epistemology in cultural and practical affairs.
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