No Tributes to Caesar: Good or Evil in Atlas Shrugged (MP3 download) Ayn Rand

No Tributes to Caesar: Good or Evil in Atlas Shrugged (MP3 download) Ayn RandBy Tara Smith Why does Galt declare that "man's reason is his moral faculty?" What does it meanand what does it takefor a man to truly love his life? What does it mean to accept the death premise? By tracing pivotal elements in Hank's and Dagny's progressive understanding of the essential nature of their alternatives, Dr. Smith shows why Francisco is right in claiming that a man's existence permits "no tributes to Caesar." The lecture also explains

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Appendix: A Letter from Ayn Rand "To the Readers of The Fountainhead"