The Characters of Anthem, The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged

The book that I am comparing and contrasting to the extraordinary “Atlas Shrugged” is the book “Brave New World” by Aldous Huxley. “Atlas Shrugged” is about socialism. The Men in Washington want everyone to be equal which is socialism. “Brave New World” is about people making babies to be the mastermind of the World State. Atlas Shrugged and Brave New World are similar but different “ Brave New World” was published in 1932. Aldous Huxley also wrote the books Visions, Books and Thoughts, Crome Yellow

previously known as St. Petersburg and her place of birth, at age sixteen. (Baker pg.3 1987). Although she did not write any creative, fictional works during her years at the university, an outline for a play was later used as inspiration for her novel, Anthem. (Baker pg.3 1987). Rand read many literary works while she was at the university and gained a lot of knowledge from them. (Baker pg.3 1987). Ayn Rand graduated the university in 1924. (Baker pg.4 1987). In 1926, Ayn Rand celebrated her twenty-first

on March 6, 1982. With her strong character as an othrest, she supported rational and ethical egoism , and rejected altruism and collectivism. Ayn’s works profoundly expressed her idea. For example in art ，Ayn likes to write with romantic realism. Not like any other novelists, Ayn has not been influenced by the secular vision. At the beginning, Rand’ s novels were not welcome, but in 1943，she achevied fame because of the advents of Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, her books also strongly expressed

Blake Stawar Ms. Haskins Honors American Literature 27 October 2017 Objectivism in The Fountainhead Not many authors create philosophies to include in their novels, but Ayn Rand did. Ayn Rand used her philosophy in the main characters and influenced American society during the Cold War with her novel The Fountainhead. Through the actions of the protagonist Howard Roark, Ayn Rand demonstrates her philosophy of objectivism and her belief in individualism which reflect her opposition towards communism

“Anthem” – one of writing authors Ayn Rand’s most spectacular work to date, shows her at her most vicious, hungry, and ambitious reading personality, not only as a writer, but as a storyteller as well. The classic hit novel “Anthem” is the predecessor to Ayn Rands later books and storytelling works such as “The Fountainhead” and “Atlas Shrugged”, often tackles controversial themes that are still prevalent within modern America today, such as Family & Love. The grandeur novel “Anthem” is a reflection

witnessed the Broadway production of her play Night of January 16th.  Rand's first novel, We the Living, was published in 1936, three years after its completion.  Two years later, the British publishing house Cassell produced the first printing of Anthem.   In 1940 Rand worked on the presidential election campaign of Wendell Wilkie, a self-described defender of free enterprise.  Rand believed strongly in the  individualism that she thought Wilkie represented and she felt that the trend