Atlas Shrugged: The Novel, the Films, the Philosophy
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Atlas Shrugged: The Novel, the Films, the Philosophy

by David Kelley, Robert James Bidinotto, Joan Carter, Edward Hudgins

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This volume considers Atlas Shrugged as a novel, a series of films, and a philosophical work. With contributions from David Kelley, Robert James Bidinotto, Joan Carter, and Edward Hudgins, it offers readers a broad introduction to the book’s literary, cinematic, and intellectual dimensions.

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This book examines Atlas Shrugged through three connected perspectives: the novel, its film adaptations, and its philosophical ideas.

Contributors David Kelley, Robert James Bidinotto, Joan Carter, and Edward Hudgins offer discussions related to the work and its broader themes.

It is intended for readers interested in literature, cinema, and philosophical interpretation.

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