Articles

The environmentalist movement has long been fueled by anti-human vitriol and calls for human destruction; now their marching orders have been issued afresh.

This book shows that determinists are free to go on questioning the reality of human volition but not free to escape the contradiction inherent in that act.

Thanks to Carl Svanberg for translating “Altruism: The Morality of Logical Fallacies” into Swedish.

Many commentators have pointed out the practical failings of "universal health care." But its proponents regard it as a moral ideal. Why?

Anyone interested in the the nature of dictatorship, the virtue of justice, or the power of persistence will find this book an extraordinary value.

As long as people conceive of the spectrum in terms of package deals, false alternatives, frozen abstractions, or stolen concepts, their thinking will be discombobulated.

These less-than-obvious gift ideas are likely to provide great enjoyment and have a lasting impact.

By refusing to give in to injustice, Parks sparked not only the Montgomery bus boycott but the American Civil Rights movement as such, which would go on to topple the legal support of racial discrimination in the United States.

I hope you enjoy the issue. From all of us at TOS, have a wonderful holiday season and a prosperous new year!

Some call national parks “America’s best idea.” In truth, public lands of any type are antithetical to what is truly America’s best idea: individual rights.

In the case of “socialism,” “communism,” and “fascism,” the words relate clearly and directly to their respective systems. But what about capitalism?

Ka‘ahumanu overthrew Hawaii's brutal religion. Tragically, that was not enough. The Hawaiian people, like all people, needed the insights of philosophy.

Mr. Barney has provided approximately $4 million in funding to more than sixty ventures so far—and he’s eager to provide more.

Jonathan Townley interviews Craig Biddle about how he discovered Objectivism, how he became a writer, and how he gets things done.

This little-known founder not only articulated the ideas of America's revolution, he was intimately involved in putting those ideas into practice.