The Virtue of Selfishness Fiftieth
Ayn Rand's foundational essays offer a radical defense of rational self-interest as the highest moral purpose. Challenging traditional notions of altruism, she argues that pursuing one's own happiness is not only permissible but essential for a flourishing life. For readers intrigued by provocative ideas on ethics and individual liberty, this collection presents a powerful, albeit controversial, case for a self-reliant morality.
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