Reviewed: 12-07-05
Long, Dull, and Empty of Value
This heavy-handed ode to fascism is dreadfully dull to listen to and even worse if one happens to be paying attention to the poorly-written prose. Ms. Rand's premise is that some people are, quite simply, better than others, and should be allowed to rise as high as their "talent" takes them regardless of who and how many they step on to get there. Ms. Rand has been reviled by legions of serious philosophical thinks for the weakness of her so-called school of thought, "objectivism," and its basic lack of coherence. If you must waste your time with Ms. Rand and her garbage about the superior and the inferior, at least do it with her shorter propaganda pamphlet, Anthem.
Reviewed: 12-07-05
Long, Dull, and Empty of Value
This heavy-handed ode to fascism is dreadfully dull to listen to and even worse if one happens to be paying attention to the poorly-written prose. Ms. Rand's premise is that some people are, quite simply, better than others, and should be allowed to rise as high as their "talent" takes them regardless of who an
d how many they step on to get there. Ms. Rand has been reviled by legions of serious philosophical thinks for the weakness of her so-called school of thought, "objectivism," and its basic lack of coherence. If you must waste your time with Ms. Rand and her garbage about the superior and the inferior, at least do it with her shorter propaganda pamphlet, Anthem.