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    Analysis Of Anthem By Ayn Rand

    Books are read all over the world. While some people read action adventure and comedy, others read romance and science fiction. Recently in my English class we read Anthem by Ayn Rand. This is a dystopian novel, Equality's home is ruled by a society that doesn't believe in individualism. So as all books have a happy ending, this is just a minute quote “I guard my treasures: My thought, my will. And the greatest of this is my freedom”. This quote is very important in the story because Equality

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    'Freedom In Ayn Rand's Anthem'

    Anthem In the novel Anthem by Ayn Rand is a very unique novel, primarily based off a man’s struggle to be free, and to attain equality and freedom from the enslavement of mental bonds of the society in which he was around. In the novel you can see there are many concerns of love and not being able to have intimacy with the person of your interest. At that time the society was control by enterprise culture, where a man's love for a women was debar and outspoken mind is not acceptable because what

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    Equality In Ayn Rand's Anthem

    Anthem is about a time in the future where everyone is equal and nobody can think by themselves or be their own type of person. “We are one in all and all in one. There are no men but the great we, one, indivisible and forever.”(1.8) In the book, the “society” referer to themselves as we, as if they are all together as one person. The council beleive that everyone was born equal and no one is different. But one man by the name of “Equality” who was really smart and he realizes that being yourself

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    'Equality In Ayn Rand's Anthem'

    power and that there’d be no individualism. Equality struggles in this new society because he thinks he’s unique. Anthem shows how people shouldn’t go along with the group and develop their own thoughts and ideas. When the world council of scholars rejected his idea, Equality started to believe in individualism. Equality begins to have an idea that none of the rules matter. The rules in Anthem were created so that everyone would be treated equally. But instead it accidentally showed collectivism as a

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    Individuality In Ayn Rand's Anthem

    The world described in Ayn Rand’s novella Anthem is technologically primitive, which Equality 7-2521 attributes to mankind’s absence of individuality. Society believes that “‘We are one in all and all in one. There are no men but only the great WE,’” which displays the extent to which men have lost their individuality. Equality 7-2521 blames this “worship of the word ‘We’” as the reason that “all thought, all science, [and] all wisdom perish[ed] on earth.” When men are no longer able to pursue

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    Ayn Anthem Research Paper

    Anthem Essay In her essay “How to live a Rational Life in an Irrational Society” Ayn Rand states that in a society with zero judging there could only be two people who had initiative. They could be someone who was willing to create rational and moral judgements for society or a thug who had no moral responsibilities such as a thug who was aware of how irrational the society really is. The character from her novel Anthem Equality 7-2125 would certainly agree with her as he is a person in the former

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    Individualism In Ayn Rand's Anthem

    He says this on PDF Ebook page 163 and 164 of Anthem, “I shall steal one day, for the last time, into the curse City of my birth. I shall call to me my friend who has no name save International 4-8818, and all those like him, Fraternity 2-5503, who cries without reason, and Solidarity 9-6347 who calls

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    Individuality In Ayn Rand's Anthem

    Anthem Anthem written by Ayn Rand is a novel written to show that individuality is important in life. It takes place in a dystopian like society, and everyone is nameless. The people in this society aren’t allowed to show any emotion or affection to the people outside of the “we”. The topic of this book is mostly individuality leading the theme to be that one’s individuality is stronger than any group, or one person trying to bring one down. The main character in this book Equality 7-2521 demonstrates

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    Equality In Ayn Rand's Anthem

    Imagine a world with no freedom where there is no individuality and equality. Plot of Anthem by Ayn Rand, she talks about this place where is no freedom. The citizens of this place did not even have names, they had numbers and had to do everything together no matter what it is. Equality 7-25271 one of the citizens, is a very interesting man he thinks that each one should be treated as an individual. He started to do things that he should not do like have his own project to work on, spend time with

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    Ayn Rand Anthem Analysis

    If everyone in the world is supposedly “unique” in their own special way, why do people try to control them and put them in a box? Ayn Rand wrote the book Anthem, a story about defying the laws and the government. New discoveries to knowledge, love and finding your own self-worth, which are foreign and forbidden to their lifestyle. Due to the government’s control on creativity, Equality’s uniqueness lead him to break those laws. Who knew that curiosity could get people killed? When Equality and

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