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As Ayn Rand's close friend, legal heir, and foremost interpreter
Dr. Peikoff is the most qualified individual to put Ayn Rand's works
into a historical and philosophical perspective.
Anthem
by Ayn Rand with an Introduction by Leonard Peikoff
In a regimented world, where the word "I" no longer exists,
one defiant man rediscovers the meaning of individualism. (256 pages)
Atlas Shrugged
by Ayn Rand with an Introduction by Leonard Peikoff
The incomparable novel about the men of the mind on strike against the
creed of self-sacrifice. (1,168 pages)
The Fountainhead
by Ayn Rand, with an Afterward by Leonard Peikoff
An intransigently independent architect refuses to compromise his
standards in work and in life. (704 pages)
We
The Living
by Ayn Rand with an
Introduction by Leonard Peikoff
How the collectivist state crushes those who most passionately value
life. (464 pages)
The Ayn Rand Reader
Edited by Gary Hull and
Leonard Peikoff
This book provides an invaluable means of introducing Ayn Rand to new
audiences. Here, for the first time, is a single collection of lengthy
samples of Ayn Rand's writings on the crucial issues of philosophy.
These are carefully chosen excerpts, alternating between her fiction
and non-fiction, with brief introductions explaining the context of
each selection. Passages from her novels are followed by non-fiction
passages that elaborate on related philosophic issues. The material includes her views on: the mind-body dichotomy, the
virtue of selfishness, the nature of concepts, the role of art in
human life and the relationship between reason and emotion. This
anthology is ideal for those who are new to Ayn Rand's ideas. But it
also provides readers familiar with them an opportunity to relive
their favorite scenes. (512 pages)
Journals of Ayn Rand
Edited by David Harriman, Forward by Leonard Peikoff
Ayn Rand was an endless fount of brilliantly original ideas. This book
is a collection of her exploratory (and occasionally final) thoughts,
from 1927 through the 1960s, on a variety of subjects.
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