Is this an objectively good reading order for Rand?
We The Living > Anthem > The Fountainhead > Atlas Shrugged > The Virtue of Selfishness > ?
Does Ideal fit anywhere or is it best avoided?
Are there specific editions I should look for?
Ayn Rand Reading Order
Matthew Ramirez
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Jeremiah Smith
Just don't
Daniel Reyes
Sure, I guess.
Ayden Campbell
The Fountainhead and that’s it.
Camden Reyes
>reading Rand.
>Seeing yourself as an objectivist.
>Thinking you won't be fucked over if her ideas were even practiced.
>Thinking you are some snowflake held back only by the government.
>kek.
Carter Nelson
There are so many flaws to "objectivism" it's ridiculous.
Jace Perry
I'd start with Anthem. It's the most entry-level, and a moral that, I think, most of humanity finds compelling. From there you can move into more controversial stuff. I also don't think Fountainhead is very good, so I would put it near the tail end.
Matthew Martin
>dude Ayn Rand is a bad writer lmao. I don't know why....but Professor Goldbergstein said she's bad so I'll just choose to parrot his opinions without finding out for myself.
Zachary Anderson
you two sound really smart
Thomas Jones
I started with Atlas Shrugged and I wish I hadn't have, despite enjoying what I read.
Start with the Fountainhead or Anthem