These are sites run by individuals who either profess adherence to, wish to comment on, etc., Objectivism and the works of Ayn Rand.
See Opposing Views for sites that clearly disagree with the central tenets of Objectivism.
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blog by Thomas Fuller.
Essays, values and a weblog from an Objectivist history grad student.
Personal website of the founder of the Prometheus Foundation, prominent supporter of Ayn Rand Institute, Chairman Emeritus of Center for Excellence in Higher Education (post-secondary private college sector).
Writer, "... dedicated to Objectivism, Ayn Rand's philosophy of reason in all matters." last updated June 2019
Collection of essays and other works by Randall Chester Saunders, also known as Reginald Firehammer. Latest updates in 2018. Now independently curated (see: "About")
"Briefly, I am a realist, secular, and selfish pro-capitalist." Blog entries initialled "CAV" for "Caesar Augustus Van Horn, of which "Van Horn" is a last name...."
blog and promotion for book "How to be Profitable and Moral."
University of Wisconsin - Madison Emeritus Philosophy (2016). This resource points to selected pages now held on Google Drive, including "Writings on Ayn Rand" in "Other Publications." See also link to "E pur si muove!" Hunt's blog current to 2019.
"...Educational entrepreneur, educator, and writer on a broad range of topics, from neuropsychology to philosophy to contemporary literature...." Articles in blog-post form: see Categories list, current to December 2022.
A blog explaining and arguing for the principles of Objectivism, with occasional commentary on other subjects from an Objectivist perspective. Owned by Eric Macintosh AKA "Sword of Apollo."
"Charles R. Anderson, Ph.D. is a materials physicist, self-owned, a benevolent and tolerant Objectivist, a husband and father, the owner of a materials analysis laboratory, and a thinking individualist."
Blog, includes extensive archive of writings. See also "Monadnock Valley Press" @ News and Media.
Personal and professional résumés, essays on current events, and favored links.
blog by Eric Basu.
blog hosted at substack; see also entry @ "Scholars"
Collection of essays and other works by Randall Chester Saunders, also known as Reginald Firehammer. Latest updates in 2018. Now independently curated (see: "About")
"...Educational entrepreneur, educator, and writer on a broad range of topics, from neuropsychology to philosophy to contemporary literature...." Articles in blog-post form: see Categories list, current to December 2022.
University of Wisconsin - Madison Emeritus Philosophy (2016). This resource points to selected pages now held on Google Drive, including "Writings on Ayn Rand" in "Other Publications." See also link to "E pur si muove!" Hunt's blog current to 2019.
Writer, "... dedicated to Objectivism, Ayn Rand's philosophy of reason in all matters." last updated June 2019
blog hosted at substack; see also entry @ "Scholars"
Blog, includes extensive archive of writings. See also "Monadnock Valley Press" @ News and Media.
Personal and professional résumés, essays on current events, and favored links.
Personal website of the founder of the Prometheus Foundation, prominent supporter of Ayn Rand Institute, Chairman Emeritus of Center for Excellence in Higher Education (post-secondary private college sector).
blog by Thomas Fuller.
blog by Eric Basu.
Essays, values and a weblog from an Objectivist history grad student.
blog and promotion for book "How to be Profitable and Moral."
"Briefly, I am a realist, secular, and selfish pro-capitalist." Blog entries initialled "CAV" for "Caesar Augustus Van Horn, of which "Van Horn" is a last name...."
"Charles R. Anderson, Ph.D. is a materials physicist, self-owned, a benevolent and tolerant Objectivist, a husband and father, the owner of a materials analysis laboratory, and a thinking individualist."
A blog explaining and arguing for the principles of Objectivism, with occasional commentary on other subjects from an Objectivist perspective. Owned by Eric Macintosh AKA "Sword of Apollo."
