The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand and The Open Boat by Stephen Crane

Of course, if you go, Mr. Franken will bring someone else. People will talk about this. Everyone knows that Mr. Franken finds the perfect boy for his office from Staunton every year. I would like to know what happens when another boy gets the job. But I think that is not a problem. "" (Page 35). This sentence shows collectivism by showing that "emotionalization" is better than his / her colleagues. The opinion of Ayn's free will in this quote shows how Peter Keating accepted the work of Guy Francons or asked Beaux-Arts College to construct. Francón.

The theme of Fountainhead of Ayn Rand, an individualist and collectivist of The Fountainhead, is "not politicalism, individualism and collectivism". In this comparison, the three protagonists are aristocracy, despicable and parasitic. Howard Roark is an architect who functions as a model of Rand's personality. Therefore, he sacrifices everything he has to maintain his status. Ellsworth Monkton Toohey is a charismatic genius. He uses the knowledge of humans and collectivists to operate and control the public and insist on every word.

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.