Individualism in The Fountainhead

The Fountainhead's individualism, which is a doctrine of free thinking and personal behavior, forms the basis of Ayn Rand novel The Fountainhead. The theme of her novel is personal advantage, unique and precious private life. Maintaining life and enriching is a good thing. And it is a bad thing to deny an individual and pursue happiness. Fountainhead is a complete interpretation of Rand's personal superiority. When she explained the interpretation of impossible right: pursuit of right to life, right to freedom and happiness; she brought three conflicting fields offered by these rights

The Fountainhead defends Egotism and individualism. It is not a Gothic style, it is not a Renaissance style, it is also a Howard Rock. The unique architectural style of architect Howard Rook is similar to his uncompromising individuality.

The next major project of Rand is The Fountainhead, which began research in 1935. The subject of our life is political, but the theme of Fountainhead is ethical focusing on the integrity of individualism and individualism. The protagonist of the novel architect Howard Rock is the first concrete example of the ideal human being of Land, he is a living person based on principle and hero. Like We We Living, it is difficult for Rand to issue The Fountainhead. Before Bob - Merrill was published in 1943, 12 publishers rejected it. Welcomed once more by critics and intellectuals, this novel is still the best seller, mainly through recommendations of the reviews. Fountainhead made Rand a candidate for individualism, continued sales, bringing economic stability. Warner Brothers produced a movie version of the novel starring Gary Cooper and Patricia Neil who wrote the actors for this in 1949.