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Ayn Rand

Ayn Rand is the author of Atlas Shrugged, a philosophical novel that presents her theory of objectivism through the story of industrialists and thinkers who withdraw from society in protest against collectivism. The work stands as her most comprehensive fictional exploration of her belief that rational self-interest and individual achievement are moral virtues. Rand's writing style in the novel is notably didactic, weaving economic and philosophical arguments directly into the narrative.
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