Objectivism in Ayn Rand´s The Fountainhead

Objectiveism is defined as "moral theory, that is, moral quality is objective (it is based on facts, not emotions and opinions)." Ayn Rand explains The Fountainhead in his book. In The Fountainhead, Howard Rock does not believe that a relationship is necessary, but as a means to achieve the purpose. Because "ordinary social relations" will not exist, hatred and racial discrimination will be obsolete.

Ayn Rand wrote The Fountainhead to teach passionate objectiveism philosophy, political freedom and belief in individual rights. To express her philosophy, Ianland created Howard Rock, a distinctive Ainland hero, and his fellow Peter Keating. Howard Roke is an innovative architect whose outstanding innovative design is refused by dogmatic and fear of change. But he did not give up on his belief, but he was devoted to his own judgment and honesty. On the other hand, Peter Keating is compliant, he abandons his integrity and others can dominate his life. Through this strong contrast between Roark and Keating and Roark's final victory, Ayn Rand clearly presented her objectiveist philosophy.

Fountainhead was originally published by Ayn Rand in 1943, but today it is as important as before. I discovered Ayn Rand two years ago. Land is a pioneer of philosophical objectivity, and it stimulated many people to live a more fulfilling life. In the center of the story is the struggle of New York City's architectural style and the accompanying cultural and political conflict. He is the greatest intellectual in the novel and the most respected and trusted person in the public. Tuhei continues to release Marxist vision to the public. The problem for intellectuals is that they think they know that they are the best for everyone. They may be smarter than anyone else, but that does not mean they know the best for them. Of course, all intellectuals are excellent but Ellsworth 's English guru makes it possible for him to use his skilled rhetoric to strengthen collective emotions.