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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
- From Leonard Peikoff
- The role of philosophy
- Life as the standard of value
- Honesty, importancy of principles
- Force and rights
- The hierarchy of objectivism
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- Objections versus the intrinsic and subjective
- Rationalism
- Rationalism and empiricism
- Objectivism versus rationalism and empiricism
- Emotion and moral judgment
- Intellectual honesty.
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