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Ayn Rand
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Imagination And Creativity
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Number of Pages
1088
Language
English
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Book Summary
Atlas Shrugged (100 Centennial Edition) - Paperback invites readers into a sweeping, philosophy-forward novel that blends suspense, romance, and a piercing exploration of individualism and the power of the mind. A landmark work of literature, Atlas Shrugged examines what happens when innovation and industry are pushed to the edge of society. It is best suited for adult readers, philosophy buffs, and curious minds who relish big ideas told through a gripping, character-driven story. The tone is serious, ambitious, and inspiring, inviting readers to wrestle with questions about freedom, responsibility, and the value of hard work.
In Atlas Shrugged, the narrative follows Dagny Taggart and Hank Rearden as a civilization in decline strains under rising demands and mysterious disappearances of its greatest minds. The book weaves documentary-style exposition with dramatic scenes and powerful conversations, offering a reading experience that is both brisk and expansive. The structure invites you to think deeply as ideas argue with action, and the pace shifts between sweeping set pieces and intimate exchanges.
Whether you approach it as a work of fiction or a foray into philosophical inquiry, Atlas Shrugged rewards careful reading. Its core themes—the moral primacy of individual initiative, the role of reason, and the consequences of collectivism—are presented through memorable characters, stark landscapes of a changing America, and scenes that linger. The prose is clear and purposeful, designed to illuminate complex ideas through storytelling while inviting you to form your own judgments about progress, responsibility, and the unseen engines that drive society.
After finishing Atlas Shrugged, readers emerge with a sharpened perspective on value, choice, and the incentives that fuel imaginative work. It leaves you pondering your own commitments to freedom and responsibility, while offering a lasting, thought-provoking impact that continues to resonate long after the final page.
Product Details
Author
Ayn Rand
Publisher
Signet Books
Number of Pages
1088
Language
English
SKU
9780451191144
ISBN
9780451191144
Dimensions
10.64 x 3.96 x 17.48 cm
Binding
Paperback
MRP: ₹ 899
₹ 764
₹ 135 Off