· Piercing the fog of mysticism and sentimentality that engulfs art, the essays in The Romantic Manifesto explain why, since time immemorial, man has created and consumed works of art. Ayn Rand argues that objective standards in art are possible because art is not a sub. In her ethics Ayn Rand extolled the virtue of selfishness—and in her theory of art she was no less radical/5(). Born Alisa Rosenbaum in Tsarist St. Petersburg in , Rand witnessed the Russian Revolution as a teenager and promptly condemned communism as immoral for sacrificing the individual to the bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 2 mins. The Romantic Manifesto Quotes Showing of “The pursuit of truth is not important. The pursuit of that truth is important which helps you in reaching your goal that is provided you have one.”. ― Ayn Rand, The Romantic Manifesto. tags: goal, truth.
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Piercing the fog of mysticism and sentimentality that engulfs art, the essays in The Romantic Manifesto explain why, since time immemorial, man has created and consumed works of art. Ayn Rand argues that objective standards in art are possible because art is not a sub. In her ethics Ayn Rand extolled the virtue of selfishness—and in her theory of art she was no less radical. Born Alisa Rosenbaum in Tsarist St. Petersburg in , Rand witnessed the Russian Revolution as a teenager and promptly condemned communism as immoral for sacrificing the individual to the collective. — Ayn Rand, “Introduction,” The Romantic Manifesto In this collection, Ayn Rand explains the indispensable function of art in man’s life (chapter 1), the source of man’s deeply personal, emotional response to art (chapter 2), and how an artist’s fundamental, often unstated view of man and of the world shapes his creations (chapter 3).
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