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The First Creation
Source: The First Creation
Country: United States

The First Creation brings clarity to the highest virtue, selfishness. It is a beacon of hope for great men. This site confirms the ego of man and replenishes fading enthusiasm. It discusses the ethics of egoism and the politics of capitalism, along with their requisite metaphysics and epistemology.

Objectivism - The Philosophy of Reason
Source: Will Pierce
State: NY, Country: United States
E-mail: willp@dreamscape.com

A rich resource for Objectivism -- even including Ayn Rand's testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee.

Sciabarra's Dialectics and Liberty site
Source: Chris Matthew Sciabarra
Country: United States
E-mail: CMS@free-market.net

Sciabarra is the author of "Ayn Rand: The Russian Radical," a book that's stirred-up a lot of debate. Site features most of that debate, as well as other philosophical issues and links, all recently redone and expanded. Named Freedom Home Page of the Week in August, 1997.

The Jefferson School of Philosophy, Economics, and Psychology
Source: The Jefferson School of Philosophy, Economics, and Psychology
City: Laguna Hills, State: CA, Country: United States

An Objectivist book and tape seller. Run by long-time Objectivists George Reisman and Edith Packer. Lots of content from Reisman's new magnum opus on economics, "Capitalism." Call it "the intellectual voice of capitalism on the internet."

What's REALLY Wrong With Objectivism?
Source: Chris Wolf
Country: United States
E-mail: cwolf1@nwlink.com

A FAQ and source for links. Wolf sheds some (opinionated) light on the controversy between "open" and "closed" system objectivists, and on the question of "sanction."

Living On Earth: An Objectivist Collection
Source: David C. Adams
Author: David C. Adams
City: Portland, State: OR, Country: United States
E-mail: egoism@earthlink.net

A collection of original essays, reviews, verse, and other content celebrating the culture of Objectivism and liberty.

Objectivism and Ayn Rand: A Cultural Reference Archive
Source: The Objectivist Center
Country: United States
E-mail: tstone1@rochester.rr.com

An ever-growing database of Rand/Objectivism references in newspaper and magazine articles. The goal is to make this archive the largest scholarly Rand/Objectivism bibliography available online. A free service; users must register.

Objectivist Links Plus
Source: The Objectivist Center
Country: United States
E-mail: toc@objectivistcenter.org

A categorized list of resources, both Web sites and printed material, that help explain various aspects of Objectivism.

Enlightenment
Source: Dr. Carolyn Ray and Dr. Tom Radcliffe
Country: United States
E-mail: carolyn@supersaturated.com

The mission of Enlightenment is to discover, encourage, develop, publish, and promote Objectivist scholars and scholarship.

The Objectivist Republic of Letters
Source: Wetheliving.com
Country: United States

The Internet home for Objectivist discussion forums and regional Objectivist clubs. Wetheliving.com hosts more than 20 email discussion lists for Objectivists, including archives

News of interest to Objectivists
Source: The Objectivist Center
Country: United States
E-mail: toc@objectivistcenter.org

This corner of The Objectivist Center Web site lists announcements, brief articles, and other news from TOC's newsletter *Navigator* and from other sources.

PoP culture
Source: Thomas Gramstad
Country: United States
E-mail: thomas@gramstad.no

PoP stands for "Premises of Post-Objectivism." A compendium of essays and resources on the continuing expansion of Rand's Objectivism into new areas and new findings.

Objectivist Scholars Directory
Source: The Objectivist Center
Country: United States
E-mail: toc@theobjectivistcenter.org

The Scholars Directory is a searchable database with contact information for individual scholars, data on their scholarly interests, areas of specialization, current scholarship, publications, and available working papers. Access is restricted to the students and scholars who are listed, but you can list yourself for free.

Objectivism Reference Center
Source: Richard Lawrence
Country: United States
E-mail: webmaster@objectivism.addr.com

Resources on Ayn Rand, her ideas, her works, and places where those things are discussed. Links and original materials include indexes of Objectivist magazines, details on books about Objectivism, and a biographical FAQ about Rand.

All About Ayn Rand
Source: The Objectivist Center
Country: United States
E-mail: toc@objectivistcenter.org

Resources and links on Ayn Rand -- her life, work and ideas.

Objectivist Ideas and Issues
Source: The Objectivist Center
Country: United States
E-mail: toc@objectivistcenter.org

Articles, commentaries, reviews, interviews, audio clips and much more dealing with a wide range of subjects related to Objectivism, philosophy, and cultural issues.

Franc's Objectivist movie reviews
Source: Francois Tremblay
City: Anjou, State: QB, Country: Canada
E-mail: mdipres@sympatico.ca

Movie reviews from an Objectivist perspective. Includes reviews, lists, links, and more.

Objectivist Center Op-eds
Source: The Objectivist Center
Country: United States
E-mail: toc@objectivistcenter.org

Accumulating collection of the Objectivist Center's op-ed pieces, applying Ayn Rand's philosophy of reason and enlightened self interest to the issues of the day. Conveniently organized by topic.

Objectivist studies
Source: The Objectivist Center
Country: United States

A web site run by The Objectivist Center that offers information and services for students and scholars interested in Objectivism. Resources, research, courses, and a scholars' directory, plus free student material.

Rand appreciation website expands resources
Source: Atlas Society
Country: United States

The Atlas Society website now offers a listing and commentary on currently airing "films and programs that have some relationship to Ayn Rand -- including her favorite movies, actors, authors, etc." Worth a glance to see the new sights. (11/02/01)

Capitalist heroes
Source: The Objectivist Center
Country: United States

Page listing books that focus on entrepreneurs, inventors, and businessmen who are "capitalist heroes". Featured individuals include James J Hill and Edwin Land.

Working Minds Ayn Rand page
Source: G.E. Nordell
State: CA, Country: United States
E-mail: genordell@working-minds.com

Biography of Rand, objectivism links.

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