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Ayn Rand’s Evolving View of Friedrich Nietzsche FAVORITE PHILOSOPHER--Nietzsche. His "Thus Spake Zarathustra" is my Bible. I can never commit suicide while I have it. (Ayn Rand, answering a questionnaire, circa 1935.)[1] [Y]ou still don’t seem to know yourself that your idea is new. It is

Lester Hunt's Web Page - Ayn Rand's Evolving View of Friedrich Nietzsche Search this site Embedded Files Skip to main content Skip to navigation Ayn Rand’s Evolving View of Friedrich Nietzsche FAVORITE PHILOSOPHER--Nietzsche. His "Thus Spake Zarathustra" is my Bible. I can never commit suicide while I have it. (Ayn Rand, answering a questionnaire, circa 1935.) [1] [Y]ou still don’t seem to know yourself that your idea is new. It is not Nietzsche or that other goof, ... Max Stirner.... [Roark] is something, he doesn’t even have to say so. You give the logical statement as well, – and at the opp

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