Ayn Rand reviled socialism and communism; understandably since her famiy’s life was ruined by the Russian Revolution. She reinvented herself and established and promoted a philosophy known as "objectivism" which shares common ground with libertarianism and some conservative thought. Although Ayn Rand died 20 years ago, her writings and philosophy are still vibrant today.

Child Labor, why it is outlawed, and why it shouldn’t be.

An interpretation of Ayn Rand’s philosophy: Objectivism.

The book which is one of the biggest blights on Modern Society is being adapted into a film.

Author Terry Goodkind’s fantasy novel, "Wizard’s First Rule," is the first book in the much larger epic fantasy "The Sword of Truth" series. This series has proved so popular that it was made into a television series known as "Legend of the Seeker." Fans of epic fantasy literature will want to check out "Wizard’s First Rule."

Ethics is a touchy subject for many people. Not many know that it is actually a heated area of discussion for philosophers, and has been for many years.

I would like to say firstly that im an objectivist, and being an objectivist I like to look at life, and all of the aspects of life objectively. This great philosophy created by Ayn Rand, is one of the few things I agree upon when it comes to her philosophies, as there’s is an excessive amount of her teachings that I find severely clashing with my current ideologies. I could say that there’s no one person out there that I would agree to entirely, but then I am an individual with clashing and contradicting values. But through the Objectivist approach at least I recognise the good of both collectivism, and individualism. Just as I see the good in real democracy and the bad in the crap that gets sold as democracy nowdays. I’ll be concentrating on the philosophy of objectivism here though, and looking at the pros and cons of this great philosophy. I also must say that im no expert of objectivism or any philosophy, im merely mirroring my understanding.

This speech briefly explains why being altruistic is not a good thing, and will, if allowed to continually run rampant, be the destruction of mankind.

It may not be the first time someone you know calls you selfish, should you really be worrying about it.