4.3 The Intellectual Activist (Objectivism publications)
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This article is from the Objectivism Resource Guide FAQ, by Jay Andrew Allen jallen@ingress.com with numerous contributions by others.
4.3 The Intellectual Activist (Objectivism publications)
The Intellectual Activist began at the tail end of the 70's as a magazine
dealing with contemporary political, economic, and social issues from an
Objectivist standpoint. In the past few years, it has included essays on
philosophy and philosophy-related topics, such as Leonard Peikoff's "Why Should
One Act on Principle," Dr. Gary Hull's speech on the state of contemporary
philosophy, and an article By Tore Boeckmann on motivation in Romantic and
Naturalist literature.
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for overseas residents). Full-time students need pay only $17 if they include a
copy of a valid student ID. Write to:
TIA Publications, Inc.
PO Box 262
Lincroft, NJ 07738-0262
E-mail: info-tia@osg.com
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