Ayn Rand: The Russian Radical (109 page)

ideology,
295
,
305
,
446n. 47

immigration, 87–88

implications, 198,
199

independence,
229
,
283
, 285

individualism.
See also
egoism; humankind

Anthem
(Rand) and,
104–5

art and,
194

capitalism and,
264
,
268–69
,
270

collectivism and,
73
,
250–51

communism and,
98

community and, 26–27

context and,
249–52

dualism and,
23–24
,
26–27
,
97–98
,
101–2

ethics and,
219
,
255–56
,
256–57

The Fountainhead
(Rand) and,
101–4
,
106
,
219

freedom and,
64
,
256

literature and,
194

Lossky and,
44

Nietzsche and,
31

Objectivism and,
355–58

“The Only Path to Tomorrow” (Rand) and,
105–6

reification and,
250

relations and,
249–52

religion and,
25
,
93

rights and,
255–60
,
264
,
270

Russian culture and,
23–24

Russian philosophy and,
26
,
38
,
465n. 10

“Screen Guide for Americans” (Rand) and,
106

sobornost’
and,
26
,
33

socialism and,
33

social theory and,
249–52
,
255–60
,
264
,
268–69

society and,
355–58

statism and,
93
,
97–98

We the Living
(Rand) and,
97–98
,
118

individuation,
57
,
58

Industrial Revolution,
155–56
,
230–31
,
239–40

infallibility,
206–7
,
211

infatuation,
239

infinity,
134
,
213

inorganicism,
53–54
,
59–60

Institute for Objectivist Studies.
See
Atlas Society

integration.
See also
synthesis; transcendence

abstraction and,
159–61

art and,
192–93

conception and,
156–57
,
159–61

concepts and,
161–66

consciousness and,
149
,
156–57
,
159–61
,
177

context and,
163–66

definitions and,
162–66

differentiation and,
160–61
,
162–63

emotions and,
173
,
182–88

entity and,
136–37
,
161–66

epistemology and,
150
,
156–57
,
159–61
,
161–66
,
240

existents and,
165

happiness and,
240–43

humankind and, 349–52

intrinsicism and,
162–66

literature and,
192–93

objectivism and,
165–66

ontology and, 161–63, 165–66

perception and,
150
,
156–57

philosophy and,
200–201

psychology and, 173,
177
,
182–88

radicalism and,
159–60

reason and,
154–55
,
156
,
164–65
,
173
,
182–88

relations and,
161–63

Russian philosophy and,
186–87

sensation and,
150

sex and,
237–40

subjectivism and,
162–66

units and,
162–63

integrity,
229

intellectualizing,
183–84
,
186

internalism.
See
relations

intrinsicism,
47
,
144–49
,
162–66
,
216–17
,
219
,
253

Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology
(Rand),
111

introspection,
171–72
,
200

intuition,
29
,
34
,
43
,
46–50
,
50–53
,
81

The Intuitive Basis of Knowledge
(Lossky),
40
,
41–42
,
50–53

irrationality,
244–45
,
254–55
,
273–74
,
297
, 299–306, 323, 338,
343–45
.
See also
faith

Irwin, Terence,
404n. 36

isolationism,
316–17

Israel,
318

The Italics Are Mine
(Berberova),
22

Journal of Ayn Rand Studies
,
ix
, 363,
381

justice,
25
,
229

Kalberman, Elayne,
113

Kalberman, Harry,
113

Kamhi, Michelle M.,
418n. 30

Kant, Immanuel

consciousness and,
146–47

dualism and,
59
,
336

education and, 78

epistemology and,
51
,
52
,
139–42
,
145
,
146–47

fact-value dichotomy and,
217–18

idealism and,
407n. 27

Lossky and,
51
,
59
,
409n. 5
,
424n. 62

Marxism and,
36

Objectivism and, 91

ontology and,
138–42

philosophy and,
33–34
,
141–42
,
405n. 40

reason and,
321
,
435n. 66

relations and,
59

subjectivism and,
51
,
52
,
146–47
,
424n. 62

transcendence and,
25

Vvedenksy and,
397

Kareev, Nikolai Ivanovich,
75
,
374–75
,
376
,
377

Karpov, V.,
34

Karsavin, L. P.,
75
,
82
,
372–73
,
464n. 8

Kaufmann, Walter,
218

Kelley, David

on consciousness,
125
,
138

on context,
164

on existence,
138

on flourishing,
243

illustration of,
151

on measurement,
428n. 52

Objectivism and,
5
,
12
,
114

Peikoff and,
4

on perception,
150
,
152
,
425n. 19

on philosophy,
339

work of generally, 2,
7

Kerensky, Alexander,
64

Khomyakov, Alexey,
25
,
26

Khrushchev, Nikita,
13

Kireevsky, Ivan,
26

Kline, George

on education,
459n. 6

on Lossky,
80
, 370,
415n. 55

on Marxism,
407n. 30
,
410n. 28

on materialism,
412n. 2

on mysticism,
403n. 20

on Nietzsche,
33

on relations,
411n. 35

on
sobornost,’
406n. 3

on Solovyov,
406n. 11

on truth,
25

knowledge.
See
epistemology

Kolko, Gabriel,
311–12

Konecny, Peter,
364
,
368–69
,
464n. 6
,
466n. 6

Korean War,
317

Krueger, Janet,
164

Krupskaya, Nadezhda,
77

La Boetie, Étienne de,
281

labor.
See
productive work

Lane, Rose Wilder,
105
,
266
,
443n. 57

language,
25
,
278
,
289–96
, 325–27,
348
,
366
,
426n. 22
,
427n. 44

Lapshin, Ivan Ivanovich,
78
,
81
,
82
,
365
,
387
,
463n. 31
,
465n. 8

Lavoie, Don,
435n. 64

law,
261–62
,
263
,
311
,
328–29
,
348–49

Leibniz, G. W.,
35
,
43
,
406n. 6

length,
136

Lenin, V. I.,
14
,
33
,
36–37
,
68–69
,
75
,
129
,
377
,
406n. 10

Leningrad State University.
See
Petrograd State University

Lévi-Strauss, Claude,
405n. 46

liberalism,
330–32

libertarianism

anarchism and,
248
,
260–64

capitalism and,
248–49
,
260–74

definitions of, 248–49, 264–65

dialectics and,
x
–xii,
2

epistemology and,
248–49

ethics and,
248–49

force and,
252–55

individualism and,
249–52
,
255–60

law in,
261–62
,
263

Objectivism and,
2
,
114

ontology and,
248–49

selfishness and,
264–65

statism and,
331–32

Library of Congress,
1
,
7

life,
221–27
,
230–32
,
234
,
240–43
,
256

lifestyle,
297–301
,
337–38
.
See also
sense of life

literature. See also
individual works

abstraction and,
192–93
,
195–97

action and,
195–97

as art,
192–97

conception and,
192–93
,
195–97

consciousness and,
192–93
,
196–97

creativity and,
192–93
,
194–97

culture and,
193–95
,
302

dialectics and,
17
,
90–91

education and,
39
,
66
, 76–77, 371, 372

emotions and,
192

epistemology and,
192–93
,
196–97

ethics and,
193–94

history and,
17

individualism and,
194

integration and,
192–93

Objectivism and,
9

ontology and, 193, 196

philosophy and,
90–91
,
98–99
,
194–95

realism and,
194
,
195

reason and,
196–97

Russian culture and, 9,
22
,
29–33
, 66,
68–69
, 174,
194–95
,
372

Russian philosophy and,
9
,
24

Russian Revolution and, 37,
68–69

sense of life and,
193

Symbolists in,
30–33
,
194–95

systemics and,
17

unity and,
197

Locke, Edwin,
113
,
427n. 33

Locke, John,
11

logic

Aristotle and,
48
,
126–27
,
129

circularity and,
127–28

concepts and,
126–30

consciousness and,
154–55
,
241

contradiction and,
13–14
,
119
,
129–30

dialectics and,
13–14

education and, 365–66

epistemology and,
127–28
,
129
,
154–55

history and,
14–15

identity and,
13–14
,
129–30

Lossky and,
48
,
49–50
,
129
,
460n. 11

Objectivism and,
126
,
130
,
410n. 20

ontology and,
126–30
,
146–47

reason and,
154–55

religion and,
154

Losev, Alexey F.,
34

Lossky, Alexis,
389

Lossky,
Andrew, 42
,
80
,
389

Lossky, Boris

on Lossky, N. O.,
80
,
84–85
,
367–68
,
369
,
412n. 11
,
413n. 15
,
415n. 60

personal life of, 42,
465n. 11

Lossky, Marie,
389

Lossky, Nicholas Onufrievich

abstraction and,
51–53
,
60–61
,
159

Aristotle and,
39
,
45–50
,
58
,
79

art and,
60
,
432n. 7

atomism and,
48
,
59–61

causality and,
49
,
132

collectivism and,
44

consciousness and,
146

contradiction and,
25–26
,
50

dialectics and,
xii
,
10
,
17
,
39
,
45–46
,
366
,
370

differentiation and,
51–53
,
60–61

dualism and,
48
,
50
,
51
,
59
,
61