I've assigned Atlas Shrugged for my Radical Capitalism course. One reason I did so was because of her ongoing popularity. This article in Reason by Brian Doherty discusses how popular Atlas Shrugged is today: She's Back!
For the second reason (no pun intended) why I decided to include Atlas Shrugged in an academic classroom setting, please read and notice the quality of the comments.
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1 comment:
Ah yes, very high-brow, as usual.
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