Atlant raspravil plechi. V 3-kh knigakh - Rend Ain

The set consists of three parts: Part I. "Uncontroversial" by Ayn Rand (1905-1982) - our former compatriot, who became the largest American writer. He is the author of four best-selling novels and numerous articles. The creator of a philosophical concept based on the principle of agency, the primacy of rationality and the "morality of reasonable selfishness." Her books are read by the whole world. In the U.S. it has gained huge popularity, her novels are republished from year to year and on the totality of circulations compete with the Bible. Ayn Rand's worldwide recognition is easy to explain: the exceptional gift of foresight in a wide range of fields - politics, business, economics, public relations - combined with artistic talent has brought her fame as a great writer and insightful Thinker. "Atlanta Shrugged," the most significant work of her life, she wrote for 12 years. In the first part, readers get acquainted with the main characters, brilliant entrepreneurs, who are opposed by their antipodes - talentless government officials. The narration begins with the question, "Who is John Gault?" and the answer to this question will be the characters of the novel and its readers. Part II. "Either - or" Ayn Rand (1905-1982) - our former compatriot, who became the largest American writer. He is the author of four best-selling novels and numerous articles. The creator of a philosophical concept based on the principle of agency, the primacy of rationality and the "morality of reasonable selfishness." The second part of the novel "Atlanta Shrugged" is a social prognosis. In a situation where the government is committed to "equal opportunities", considering fair at the expense of the talented and wealthy to make rich worthless and mediocre, the losers are all. The ban on the development of production and lobbying interests of "needed" people destroy society. The dynamics of the story is set by a complex interweaving of the fates of the characters, love conflicts and the mystery of who John Gault is. Part III. "And There Is A" By Ayn Rand (1905-1982) - our former compatriot, who became the largest American writer. He is the author of four best-selling novels and numerous articles. The creator of a philosophical concept based on the principle of agency, the primacy of rationality and the "morality of reasonable selfishness." The third part of the novel "Atlanta Shrugged" debunks the misconceptions of dreamy fighters for equality and brotherhood. Government officials, hypocritically calling citizens for self-sacrifice, but restricting the freedom of entrepreneurship, lead the country to economic collapse. The plot is woven from financial and political intrigues, and at the same time the anthem of the new ethics sounds: the capitalist system of values is not only socially justified, but also moral. The hero of the new world, the brilliant inventor John Gault proclaims the principle of "morality of reasonable selfishness" with one phrase: "I will never live for another person and never ask another person to live for me."