Ayn Rand - A False Romantic

Ayn Rand - From the late 18th century until the end of the 19th century, the height of false romantic and romantic times lasted more than a century. Meanwhile, the new poetry school was formed in a new moral philosophy. However, at the end of the nineteenth century, the Romantic movement seemed to have proved that it depended on the specific cultural events it covered, rather than what many people believed. Like industry and urban development movements, this movement began to decline.

Ayn Rand, author of the novel "Anthem", has a philosophical view on romanticism and realism. She said, "In a sense, I am romantic because I should introduce them to them, I am a realist and I will place them here and on earth." She portrays people in an idealistic sense, but she puts her role in the real world. From immigrants from the United States to Russia, the land was initially exposed to a technologically recessionary society that hinders individual progress. After entering the United States, Land has found himself in a fairly satisfying environment where there is a capitalist society that promotes technological and personal progress.

Ein Land is known as a novel of literary works by his philosophical thought. With her two best-selling novels, The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand represents a new philosophical idea that challenges the way people think about the basic problems of human life. However, Ian Land wrote a song before she wrote these two major works. Anthem was published in 1938, published by Fountainhead in 1943, and Atlas was shrugging for almost 20 years in 1957. I expressed in more detail with her two major bestsellers. In fact, Rand actually wrote Anthem as a way to get some sort of progress from the plan of The Fountainhead.