ISBN 9780451191137
Rs. 960
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Anthem
Who it's for: Readers interested in dystopian fiction and philosophical tales
Ayn Rand's novella 'Anthem' presents a chilling dystopian future where individuality is eradicated. Set in a collective society where personal identity, names, and independent thought are forbidden, the story follows Equality 7-2521, a street sweeper who dares to defy the 'Great We'. His pursuit of forbidden knowledge and a secret love challenges the very foundation of his world, leading him to discover the power of the individual 'I'.Why You Should Read? Explore a classic work of dystopian literature that challenges the premise of collectivism. Witness a powerful narrative about the human spirit's fight for freedom and self-discovery. Discover the philosophical underpinnings that laid the groundwork for Ayn Rand's later influential novels. Engage with timeless themes of personal identity, free will, and the value of individual achievement.
Highlights
- Set in a future where individuality is forbidden
- Follows Equality 7-2521, a street sweeper who defies the collective
- Explores themes of personal identity and free will
- Philosophical groundwork for Ayn Rand's later works
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What is the setting of the book?
The book is set in a dystopian future where individuality is eradicated and society is based on collectivism.
Who is the main character?
The main character is Equality 7-2521, a street sweeper who defies the collective and seeks forbidden knowledge.
What are the main themes?
The main themes include individualism, collectivism, freedom, self-discovery, and forbidden knowledge.
How does this book relate to Ayn Rand's other works?
It presents philosophical ideas that laid the groundwork for her later influential novels.