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Objectively speaking : Ayn Rand interviewed

Author: Marlene Podritske; Peter Schwartz
Publisher: Lanham, MD : Lexington Books, ©2009.
Edition/Format:  Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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"Objectively Speaking includes half a century of print and broadcast interviews drawn from the Ayn Rand Archives. The thirty-two interviews in this collection, edited by Marlene Podritske and Peter Schwartz, include print interviews from the 1930s and edited transcripts of radio and television interviews from the 1940s through 1981."-inside jacket.
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Genre/Form: Interviews
Named Person: Ayn Rand; Ayn Rand
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Marlene Podritske; Peter Schwartz
ISBN: 9780739131947 073913194X 9780739131954 0739131958 9780739131961 0739131966
OCLC Number: 267048088
Notes: Includes index.
Description: xii, 270 p. ; 23 cm.
Contents: Beginnings : a Russian émigré's first interviews (1932-1949) --
"Russian girl jeers at U.S. for depression complaint," Oakland Tribune, 1932 --
"True picture of Russian girls' love life tragic," Boston Post, 1936 --
"The woman of tomorrow," WJZ radio, 1949 --
On campus : Ayn Rand talks with future intellectuals (1962-1966) --
Objectivism versus conservatism --
The campaign against "extremism" --
The "robber-barons" --
Myths of capitalism --
The political structure of a free society --
The American Constitution --
Objective law --
The role of a free press --
Education --
Romantic literature --
Romanticism versus naturalism --
The visual arts --
Cyrano de Bergerac --
Favorites in art --
The nature of humor --
The foundations of morality --
Altruism --
Individual rights --
The ethics of objectivism --
On television and radio : Ayn Rand in America's living rooms (1959-1981) --
"The Mike Wallace interview," ABC-TV, 1959 --
For the intellectual, University of Michigan television, with Professor James McConnell, 1961 --
The Tonight show with Johnny Carson, NBC-TV, August 1967 --
The Tonight show with Johnny Carson, NBC-TV, October 1967 --
Speaking freely with Edwin Newman, NBC-TV, 1972 --
Day and night, a television program hosted by James Day, 1974 --
Focus on youth, a radio show hosted by Garth R. Ancier, 1976 --
The Raymond Newman journal, a radio show, 1980 --
Louis Rukeyser's Business journal, 1981.
Responsibility: edited by Marlene Podritske and Peter Schwartz.

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