For the New Intellectual; the Philosophy of Ayn Rand Chapter Abstracts for Teachers

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 62 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

For the New Intellectual; the Philosophy of Ayn Rand Chapter Abstracts for Teachers

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 62 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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Chapter 1, For the New Intellectual

• Rand describes a dying society as having only two choices - staying deluded to the events occurring or facing the truth and rebuilding.

• Rand believes that the United States is a dying society and needs to face the truth.

• Rand asserts that a culture can be judged by the dominant philosophy of the culture, as expressed in ways such as morality, art, and the economy.

• Rand calls for new intellectuals to save the country by initiating a moral revolution.

• Rand believes that altruism and capitalism are incompatible.

Chapter 2, We the Living

• The central conflict in We the Living is that of the individual versus the state.

• Kira has an affair with Andrei, a communist, to save Leo, a man accused of a political crime.

• Andrei learns Kira has been using him as a tool, but she is not remorseful.

• We the Living is...

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