chuckle.
It was so long ago that I read both books, I can't
remember. I just remember that I totally agreed with
the philosophy expressed in The Fountainhead --and
loved the movie-- but I disagreed with that expressed
in Atlas Shrugged--but I can't remember why. I was a
*lot* younger then, and my opinions might be different
now.
Cindy
--- k4zq <k4zq@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Cindy,
Sorry I had to run without making one point that I
found fascinating about
Atlas.
While Ms. Rand had her goup of leading characters
subscribing to a
philosophy of total self involvement, John Gault had
a watchful eye on Dagne
(If I remember the spelling,) throughout the whole
book. In fact, now that
I think of it, so did that whole group of
industrialists.
All I can say is God help anyoone who would have
thought of touching her in
any way! Not me Coach!
Peace,
Ernie
----- Original Message -----
From: "Cindy" <popularplace@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2006 8:31 PM
Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: book
> Ernie, which book is it? Is it The Fountaihead, or
> Atlas Shrugged, or is it by a different author
whose
> surname is Rand? I like The Fountainhead when I
read
> it years ago, and didn't care for Atlas Shrugged.
I
> see she's written several nonfiction books and
another
> one called Anthem that I never heard of.
>
> If your author is the author of the
above-mentioned
> books, her first name is spelled A y n, and she's
> female. If your author is indeed an I a n Rand,
then
> my apologies.
>
> Cindy
>
> --- k4zq <k4zq@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> Urica, (or some such expression!)
>>
>> Thank you Sue, Gerald and especially my terribly
>> patient, Katie. I should like also to thank my
>> wife, and our 4 dawgs; not for any particular
>> reason.
>>
>> I downloaded this blasted, so I have another week
to
>> basically read it, and do what I can to clean up
an
>> already nearly perfect book.
>>
>> Peace,
>> Ernie
>
>
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