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The virtue of selfishness : a new concept of egoism

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Publisher
Signet/New American Library
Year
2005
ISBN
9781101136669, 1101136669, 9781101137222, 1101137223, 9781101137086, 1101137088
Google Books ID
d1GqjIhRejMC
Language
english
Format
EPUB
Filesize
316 kB (324051 bytes)
Pages
173 p. ; 18 cm\0
Time added
2013-01-24 20:00:00

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The objectivist ethics, Ayn Rand (1961) -- Mental health versus mysticism and self-sacrifice, Nathaniel Branden (1963) -- The ethics of emergencies, Ayn Rand (1963) -- The 'conflicts' of men's interests, Ayn Rand (1962) -- Isn't everyone selfish?, Nathaniel Branden (1962) -- The psychology of pleasure, Nathaniel Branden (1964) -- Doesn't life require compromise?, Ayn Rand (1962) -- How does one lead a rational life in an irrational society?, Ayn Rand (1962) -- The cult of moral grayness, Ayn Rand (1964) -- Collectivized ethics, Ayn Rand (1963) -- The monument builders, Ayn Rand (1962) -- Man's rights, Ayn Rand (1963) -- Collectivized 'rights,' Ayn Rand (1963) -- The nature of government, Ayn Rand (1963) -- Government financing in a free society, Ayn Rand (1964) -- The divine right of stagnation, Nathaniel Branden (1963) -- Racism, Ayn Rand (1963) -- Counterfeit individualism, Nathaniel Branden (1962) -- The argument from intimidation, Ayn Rand (1964)

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