Friday, February 4, we invite you to the CADI at 18:00 at a discussion of Objectivism on a text of Ayn Rand.

Introduction

"Ethics is not a mystical fantasy-and no social Convention-there is no subjective luxury that can be changed or abandoned in any situation more difficult. Ethics is a necessary condition, objective and metaphysics, for survival-no mercy to any supernatural or strengths of goodwill or your neighbors thanks to a momentary impulse, but under way are the reality and the life. " Ayn Rand, obiectivista Ethics

Often regarded as a stream of philosophy, practice, widely supported by amazing motivation quote of the readers of the major private companies, Objectivism has become popular in the United States of America because it provided a system from its ethical obligation to focus on the individual rationality and behavioural Guide for a life led after goals determined objective, pragmatic rule. While Objectivism uses arguments of liberal origin for the rights and freedoms of individuals, for a laissez faire capitalism, but raise questions about the theoretical construction and logic, and with respect to its ultimate consequences. Repels any form of mysticism, as not being determined target of the huge difference between the individual, the followers of obiectivismului were intolerant in relation to any manifestation of religion on the grounds that altruism would have led humanity towards socialist solutions-Communist, totalitarian.

Program
18:00 Shows Sadat Manica
18:20 Discussion

Resources
Ayn Rand, 1964, "The Objectivist Ethics" in The Virtue of Selfishness

Sadiq Malik, 2011, "Ayn Rand's Objectivism or separation of the State of the economy" (draft) will appear in the intellectual Currents of contemporary discourse (Dara Divya, Ikechukwu Eugene & editors), Humanitas