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The Source and Nature of Rights (Part II)

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Introduction
Ayn Rand's ethics
- The Virtue of Selfishness, Ayn Rand
- Loving Life, Craig Biddle
- Books on Rand's ethics
Ayn Rand's approach to ethics
Values
- What are values?
  - People's actions
- Universal action
- Nonliving things
- Living things seek values
- Achievement of goals
- Quotes Ayn Rand
  - Existence and nonexistence
- Values for life
- Ultimate goal
- Quotes Ayn Rand
  - Life is the ultimate end, values are the means
- Free will
  - Antilife actions
- Morality
- Pursuit of values
- Epistemology
- Quotes Ayn Rand
  - Fallacy of the "stolen concept"
- Objective standard of value
The principle of egoism
- Principle of own ultimate end
- Individual's own life is his own ultimate end
- Valid moral principles
- Validity of egoism
Suicide
- Ethics
- Means of survival
- Volition
Reason
- Ayn Rand's science of ethics
- Reason and productivity
Virtues
- Social parasites
- Fundamental virtues
  - Honesty
  - Independence
  - Integrity
  - Justice
  - Pride
- Life-oriented virtues
Actions
- Reason
- Preclusion from acting on best judgment
- Force
Human life
- Freedom
  - Degrees of force
  - Kinds of force
    - Indirect force
      - Governments
  - Unique reality
  - Incorporation of religion
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In this second video of a four-part seminar, Craig Biddle shows how the philosopher Ayn Rand bridged the “is-ought” gap, grounded morality in perceptual reality, and thus laid the groundwork for her objective, fact-based theory of rights.

Craig Biddle

Craig Biddle

Craig Biddle writes and lectures on philosophical and political issues from an objectivist perspective, Objectivism, which is the philosophy created by Ayn Rand. He is editor of The Objective Standard, a journal of culture and politics, and author of Loving Life: The Morality of Self-Interest and the Facts that Support It.

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Last update: 11/12/2012

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The Source and Nature of Rights (Part II)
Ayn Rand's Objectivist Ethics and Theory of Rights
Craig Biddle

Student Center, CE-200
Universidad Francisco Marroquín
Guatemala, October 26, 2009

A New Media - UFM production. Guatemala, November 2009
Camera: Joni Vasquez; digital editing: Mynor de León; index: Sergio Bustamante; synopsis: Craig Biddle; index reviser: Jennifer Keller; publication: Mario Pivaral/Carlos Petz

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons 3.0 License
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