The Power of Individualism Revealed in The Fountainhead

The imagination which reveals the power of individualism in fountain is the form of freely flowing energy and it is the source of all people. Let's say people have to use this huge proportion and want a rich harvest in their minds in order to gain power. Therefore, there is the possibility that such concentrated material treatment is affected naturally, as with other physical abstracts, making such articles fatal and unbreakable.

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 imagination which reveals the power of individualism in fountain is the form of freely flowing energy and it is the source of all people. Let's say people have to use this huge proportion and want a rich harvest in their minds in order to gain power. Therefore, there is the possibility that such concentrated material treatment is affected naturally, as with other physical abstracts, making such articles fatal and unbreakable.

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.