Objectivism
Top 10 Articles
Research
The Atlas Society’s founding commitment is to advance the philosophy of Objectivism in a spirit of intellectual toleration and openness to innovation. Our open Objectivism allows us to support scholarship and research that is innovative, questioning, and intellectually serious. We feature that work on these pages.
Select Research Articles & Monographs
- Is Virtue Only a Means to Happiness?, by Neera Badhwar et al.
- Is High Self-Esteem Bad for You? by Robert Campbell and Walter Foddis
- Free Speech and Postmodernism by Stephen Hicks
- Evidence and Justification by David Kelley
- A Theory of Abstraction by David Kelley
- Unrugged Individualism by David Kelley
- Choosing Life by David Kelley
- Still Deferring to Descartes? by David Kelley
- Faith, Reason, and the Good Life by Kenneth Livingston
- Reason and Value: Aristotle versus Rand by Roderick Long
- Objectivism Against Anarchy by William R Thomas
- Radical for Capitalism by William R Thomas
- What Does Science Say About the Mind? by Robert Campbell
- Why Art Became Ugly by Stephen Hicks
- Rand and Objectivity by David Kelley
- The Problem of Animal Rights by Shawn Klein
- Rationality and the Psychology of Abstraction by Kenneth Livingston
- Must Politics Rest on Morality? by Eyal Mozez
- The Dogmatic Determinism of Daniel Dennett by Eyal Mozez
- The Normality of Freedom by Timothy Sandefur
- What Kant Wrought by Stephen Hicks
- Can There Be An "After Socialism"? by Alan Kors
- Blind Injustice by Eric Mack
- Completing the American Revolution by David N. Mayer
- The Forgotten Essentials of Jefferson's Philosophy by David N. Mayer