Ayn Rand's Conception of Valuing (MP3 download) Yaron Brook

Ayn Rand's Conception of Valuing (MP3 download) Yaron BrookBy Gregory Salmieri In her fiction and early journal entries, Ayn Rand frequently refers to valuing as an action that one must "know how to" perform. Such formulations represent the first form in which she grasped the point that she would later formulate by saying that values (and concepts) are objective rather than intrinsic or subjective. In this course, Salmieri traces the development of Rand's conception of valuing. In the process, he discusses a

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