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Dec 7, 2003AYN RAND'S PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY
I've gotten a number of inquiries about my recent dialogue on the Atlantis II discussion list. As follow-up, I'd like to post a few links here that include excerpts from my book, Ayn Rand: The Russian Radical. Here,
I outline Rand's philosophy of history and compare it to Marxist historiography; I follow-up with a postscript
on the historiography of Rand, Marx, and the thinkers of the Scottish Enlightenment. Enjoy!
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