Strengthen your grasp of Objectivism as a practical tool for thinking clearly, living fully, and defending liberty.
This 12-week discussion group explores the original lecture series that formed the foundation of Leonard Peikoff’s book Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand. Led by OSI instructor Tim White, participants will work systematically through the principles of Objectivism, examining their application to everyday life.
Topics include:
- Reason as man’s only means of knowledge and proper guide to action
- Sensory perception as direct awareness of reality and the base of all knowledge
- The mechanics of forming and validating concepts, the basic units of thought
- The observation-based foundations of morality, values, and “oughts”
- The basic principles and virtues of rational egoism
- Observation-based conceptions of justice, art, romance, and other crucial ideas for understanding the world and achieving happiness
- Why capitalism is the only social system based on and consistent with human nature and the requirements of human life
Whether you are new to Objectivism or a long-time student seeking deeper integration, this listening group will help you achieve greater intellectual clarity and confidence so you can thrive all the more.
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