In addition to the variety of talks and panels on philosophy, policy and self-improvement that will be offered at Objectivist Summer Conference 2016, we’ve added a comprehensive course on esthetics which will help you learn how to find value in art.
This Saturday, February 27, Yaron Brook is joined by Tara Smith, professor of philosophy and BB&T Chair for the Study of Objectivism at the University of Texas at Austin, and together they will talk about the rule of law, Justice Scalia’s death and Ted Cruz’s presidential campaign.
The Yaron Brook Show is a radio talk show that offers a perspective on current events informed by Ayn Rand’s philosophy, Objectivism. As an advocate of reason, egoism and laissez-faire capitalism, Yaron Brook holds many views that go against the grain.
Are you currently enrolled in a JD program? Have you completed the first year of law school? Are you eager to advance Ayn Rand’s philosophy of Objectivism in the culture? If you fit the description, then we can offer you the opportunity to take part in ARI’s summer legal fellowship program.
What’s the deal with Donald Trump? Why do people like him? Why does it seem like he’s winning? Find out this Saturday, February 13, on the next episode of The Yaron Brook Show.
For the first time in five years, Harry Binswanger is confirmed to teach a course at the Objectivist summer conference. He will explore advanced topics in metaphysics and epistemology from an Objectivist perspective, drawing on material from his book How We Know: Epistemology on an Objectivist Foundation. Binswanger will address questions that deal with the nature of knowledge. What does it depend upon? And what are the means of acquiring it?
Barack Obama vowed to reset America’s orientation to the world. He also pledged a radical departure from Bush’s policy. Now, as his presidency comes to an end, two important questions arise: How different has Obama’s Middle East policy actually been? And, how should we evaluate it?
Yaron Brook is frequently traveling the world, giving talks on the virtues of capitalism. Every time Yaron hits the road, he’s grateful that his colleagues at the Ayn Rand Institute have always been delighted to fill in for him as guest hosts. And it’s no wonder, since these guest hosts have produced some truly stellar episodes.
