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This may be asking about the philosophy of Objectivism. Objectivism is the name Ayn Rand gave to her worldview. Objectivism is an all-encompassing term for Randian ideas, including her politics, economics, metaphysics, aesthics, etc. Ayn Rand advocated laissez-faire capitalism and a strictly limited government. Those are the tenets of Objectivist politics and economics. Therefore, you could say that all Objectivists are libertarians in there politics and economics. It also happens that many, many libertarians are Objectivists. A famous libertarian book from the 1970s was "It Usually Begins With Ayn Rand," by Jerome D. Tuccille. The title alludes to the facts that many people arrive at Libertarianism through reading Ayn Rand's novels, especially "Atlas Shrugged" and "The Fountainhead."
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Where can you learn about the Libertarian Movement?
Here's a page about the libertarian movement's beliefs and history.
Is libertarian a party?
While libertarianism is a political philosophy, there is a Libertarian Party. there website is www.lp.org
What are the downsides of a libertarian philosophy?
Some people are afraid of the increased freedoms in a libertarian society or believe that chaos will result without a 'babysitter' government.
Where does libertarian fall on the political spectrum?
Many libertarians argue that the notion of a linear political spectrum itself is not sufficient to describe the ideas and platform. In general, the libertarian philosophy of non-aggression and personal freedom is not adequately described by either a conservative or a liberal philosophy. Some people do think of libertarians as being fiscally conservative and socially liberal. Those labels, however, imply that there is some sort of derivative relationship between the libertarian movement and other political movements and parties, which there is not. Refer to the World's Smallest Political Quiz (see related link below) for more information.
What has the author Gerard Casey written?
Gerard Casey has written: 'Libertarian anarchy' -- subject(s): Philosophy, Anarchism, The State
What has the author Wolfgang Haberzettl written?
Wolfgang Haberzettl has written: 'Sensomotorisches Tun' -- subject(s): Act (Philosophy), Intentionality (Philosophy), Movement (Philosophy)
What were the three central ideas of philosophy movement?
The three central ideas of the philosophy movement are naturalism (emphasizing observation and science), rationalism (emphasizing reason and logic), and skepticism (doubt and questioning of knowledge).
What is libertarian philosophy?
Libertarian philosophy is based on the belief in individual freedom and limited government intervention in people's lives. It emphasizes personal responsibility, free markets, and voluntary exchange as the best ways to organize society. Libertarians advocate for minimal government involvement in areas such as economics, social issues, and personal freedoms.
What is the underlying philosophy that guided artists in pop art movement?
moderism
What has the author Colette Conroy written?
Colette Conroy has written: 'Theatre and the body' -- subject(s): Philosophy, Theater, Movement (Acting) 'Theatre and the body' -- subject(s): Philosophy, Theater, Movement (Acting)
What aspects of rousseau's philosophy helped to give rise to the romantic movement?
my buthole
This movement included art philosophy architecture and literature in both Europe and America?
Modernism
