Ayn Rand

In this article I will explain Ian Land's life and work. The woman who became Ainland was born in Alice Rosenbaum on February 2, 1905. (Branden, Barbara, 1986, page 3). She was born in the eleventh year of Nicolai II's rule in Russia (Baker pg.1 1987). Land was born before the Russian Revolution, but this revolution faded in her first year. (Branden, Barbara, 1986, p. 39). Rosenbaum is very comfortable in the life of Tsar. (Baker pg. 1 1987). Below the large apartment there is a chemist's store in Frontz Rosenbaum. (Branden, Barbara pg.

W. Bohrer English 11 Horn 12/17/13 Ayn Rand Biography: On February 2, 1905, Ayn Rand was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, only three weeks after the bloody revolution in 1905 (Heller 2) . Her name is Alisa Rosenbaum. Until I arrived in America, she did not change my name to Ayn ​​Rand. Arisa was born in a Jewish family living in an anti-Jewish country and sometimes makes people live - it is a struggle. Her parents' name was Zelman Wolf Zakharovich Rosenbaum - better known as "Zinovy" - and Khana Berknovana Kaplan - better as "Anna" - married nine months ago when born.

Ian Rand (1905-1982) is a philosopher and novelist of Russian-American. If you have never heard of her, this is a very easy insight: If you do not like Marx, you may like Land. If you like Marx, Land is basically Marx's Antichrist. Land is the creator of objectiveism. It is a philosophical school that teaches the importance of individualism and the importance of inductive analysis of reality. Because it exists independently of human perception. Rand believes that social freedom is being threatened by altruism (concern for the welfare of others) and collectivism. Mr. Rand believes that society does not completely eliminate the "tribal" mentality of collectivist ethics, and this idea, particularly in Europe, refuses to recognize the individual rights of each individual, It is argued that it promotes. Mr. Land thinks that capitalism is the only "moral" system that exists because it is necessary to protect the rights of all individuals.