TOC Articles
The Objectivist Center publishes a wide aviety of articles on philosophical, cultural, and poltical issues. Many of our articles are first published in The New Individualist, the Center's monthly magazine. You can browse through all of the Center's published articles here.| Recent Articles | |
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The Self-Help Guide to Living in a Free Society, by Gen LaGreca Everyone loves freedom. But do they love self-responsibility?
Gen LaGreca (8/12/2008)
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CrIss on BusIness: Are Conservatives Truly "Pro-Business"? by Jack Criss
Jack Criss (8/12/2008)
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Private I: Reflections of a Tory Individualist, by Roger Donway
Roger Donway (8/12/2008)
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Editor's Desk, by Robert James Bidinotto
Robert James Bidinotto (8/12/2008)
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Soliloquy: Rational Individualism Will Survive, by Robert James Bidinotto Your Editor offers a friendly dissent to views expressed by two conservative writers in this issue -- and explains to you, The Reader, why they are appearing in TNI.
Robert James Bidinotto (8/12/2008)
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Soliloquy: How to Judge a Magazine -- or a Politician, by Robert James Bidinotto Last month's critique of Congressman Ron Paul generated predictable protests from some readers. So, what should they expect from TNI -- and from political candidates?
Robert Bidinotto (8/11/2008)
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Bosch Fawstin: "Infidel" Artist, by Robert L. Jones Cartoons of the prophet Muhammed sent angry Muslims into the streets. Just wait until they see the work of anti-jihadist cartoonist Bosch Fawstin.
Robert Jones (8/11/2008)
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Succeeding by the Cowboy Code, by Fred Minnick How many black cowboys live in France? No, that's not a riddle. "Cowboy capitalist" Larry Barnes has succeeded on two continents by facing life as an individualist.
Fred Minnick (8/7/2008)
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The Columnist vs. the Madrassa , by Alicia Colon When a newspaper columnist denounced plans for a publicly funded Muslim school in New York City, she didn't expect that the Powers That Be would turn against her.
Alicia Colon (8/7/2008)
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Private I: The Be-Nice-to-Atlas Coalition, by Roger Donway Roger Donway explores the promise and pitfalls of a fascinating new trend: the emerging interest of people on the political left in market-based economics.
Roger Donway (8/7/2008)
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Editor's Desk, by Robert James Bidinotto
Robert Bidinotto (8/7/2008)
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Soliloquy: A Reply to a Misanthrope, by Robert James Bidinotto A brief, nasty comment by a visitor to Your Editor's blog inadvertently reveals the philosophical and economic premises -- and the soul -- of the radical environmentalist.
Robert James Bidinotto (8/5/2008)
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The Artist's I: William Wray: Plotting Life's Light, by Michael Newberry The work of William Wray demonstrates that a fine painter can craft a story on canvas simply by means of light and color.
Michael Newberry (8/5/2008)
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The Objectivist Philosophy & An Analogy With Darwinism
Edward Hudgins (5/12/2008)
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Is There a Right to Health Care? An article on health care, rights, and welfare
David Kelley (1/8/2008)
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