Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Book Review: Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal by Ayn Rand

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2 comments:

  1. Good review, and very balenced. Very rare to see with a Rand book; her detractors always come off as raving loonies and her admirers have a tendency to turn people off by overdoing it. Thanks!

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  2. SELF INTEREST OR SELF-CENTERED
    This is directed at those who admire and criticize Ayn Rand’s beliefs about people who stand on their own feet. Most who criticize Rand say she promoted selfishness, thereby greed, which is self-centered and anti-individual creativity, therefore, anti-Rand. Rand admired the creative individual, such as James Jerome Hill, on whom she was reputed to have based her character Dabney Taggart in Atlas Shrugged. If we look at Howard Roark’s summation to the jury, from Fountainhead, we do not see a self-centered individual destroying his work. Were he greedy, he would have simply accepted his payment. We see a self-interested, other- and outer-centered individual in love with his own dreams and creations, as one would love a spouse, child or family and refuse to allow them to be assaulted. Though love for anything spiritual may be missing, a great idea or vision also measures up to that which is spiritual, and that view is not inconsistent with Christianity. Claysamerica.com.

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