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Aug
Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand
”Happiness,” in Leonard Peikoff’s “Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand,” discusses the Objectivist view that happiness is the ultimate moral purpose of life. The chapter defines happiness as a state of non-contradictory joy that results from achieving one’s rational values.
The chapter also explores the distinction between pleasure and happiness, highlighting the Objectivist belief that true happiness is achieved through long-term fulfillment rather than temporary pleasures.
The role of values in shaping a fulfilling life will be a central theme, emphasizing the importance of making rational choices aligned with one’s goals and aspirations. This chapter offers a powerful reminder of the moral imperative to pursue happiness and provides practical insights into achieving a joyful and purposeful life.#aynrand #objectivism #atlasshrugged #liberty #anthem #objectivist #individualism #liberal #thefountainhead #freedomofspeech #freespeech #arca #ԱյնՌանդ #Փիլիսոփայություն #Օբյեկտիվիզմ #Կրթություն #Գիտելիք #Ուսուցում #Էթիկա #Մետաֆիզիկա #Իմացաբանություն #Գեղագիտություն #Ազատություն #Էգոիզմ #Անհատականություն #ազատություն #LeonardPeikoff
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