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The Virtue of Selfishness
A New Concept of Egoism
Author: Ayn Rand, with additional articles by Nathaniel Brandon, Reader: C.M. Hébert

Rand focuses intently and fervently on Objectivism, her philosophy that states that the individual is of primary importance. She holds human life as the standard of moral values and regards altruism as incompatible with human nature, survival, and a free society "Hébert reads with a passion and confidence that seems to personify Rand."—AudioFile

Unabridged, 5 CDs, Philosophy, E6B545, 9780786165452, $19.95
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Voltaire and Rousseau
World of Philosophy
Author: Charles Sherover, edited by John Lachsand Wendy McElroy, Reader: Lynn Redgrave

In the great ferment of the French Revolution, Voltaire and Rousseau stood out as intellectual giants. Voltaire's incisive wit and commitment to translucent reason stands in sharp contrast to Rousseau's earnest convictions and attention toemotion. Both thinkers produced work of enduring value in morality and political philosophy.

Audio Orig, 3 CDs, Philosophy, E3B383, 9780786163830, ~~$25.00~~ Now $22.50
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