What's Living and Dead in Ayn Rand's Moral and Political Thought (Cato Unbound Book 12010)
by Michael Huemer, Neera Badhwar, Roderick Long, Douglas Rasmussen
What’s Living and Dead in Ayn Rand’s Moral and Political Thought brings together Michael Huemer, Neera Badhwar, Roderick Long, and Douglas Rasmussen to examine the enduring and outdated elements of Rand’s moral and political ideas. This Cato Unbound volume offers a focused discussion for readers of philosophy and political theory.
About This Book
What’s Living and Dead in Ayn Rand’s Moral and Political Thought examines the continuing relevance of Rand’s ideas.
The book centers on moral and political thought, inviting consideration of which aspects remain influential and which may be outdated.
Contributors include Michael Huemer, Neera Badhwar, Roderick Long, and Douglas Rasmussen.
Part of the Cato Unbound series, this volume is suited to readers interested in Ayn Rand, philosophy, ethics, and political theory.
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