A world without an I
Ayn Rand wrote this book during the 1960’s during the First world war. She was born in Russia in 1905 just a few years before the war between Russia and the U.S started. During the time that Ayn Rand began to write about the novel, it was during the chaos that Russia was going through. In Russia there was a big problem in the community, something that Ayn Rand wanted to fight for. In 1926, she left Russia to move to the U.S, she left for Russia because they were treated badly and her families’ house was broken down. This problem was the lack of individualism and control over their own life’s. So, why were the people under controlled and stricken ruled?
During this time for Ayn Rand, there was a huge lack of individualism and self-interest. The people were not allowed to have our own opinions, they were not allowed to vote, they were not able to take control over their life’s. Overall, the people were not allowed to display their own opinion. As an example, the lack of individualism during the time was outstanding. This book will take place in the future, I which freedom and individual rights did not exist. …show more content…
In the Novel from Ayn Rand she explains how technological improvement is now taking control over time and the concept of individuality has been eliminated. Through the novel, Ayn Rand begins to mention how many of these people begin to lose their own self-interest and self-confidence. In chapter 1 of the novel from Ayn Rand Anthem, A youth named Equality 7-2521, realizes that his solitude damages all laws of society, even though he doesn’t blame himself from his actions, he begs for forgiveness of the ruling council. Thus, he began to grow into the solitary and started to find
Ayn Rand wrote this book during the 1960’s during the First world war. She was born in Russia in 1905 just a few years before the war between Russia and the U.S started. During the time that Ayn Rand began to write about the novel, it was during the chaos that Russia was going through. In Russia there was a big problem in the community, something that Ayn Rand wanted to fight for. In 1926, she left Russia to move to the U.S, she left for Russia because they were treated badly and her families’ house was broken down. This problem was the lack of individualism and control over their own life’s. So, why were the people under controlled and stricken ruled?
During this time for Ayn Rand, there was a huge lack of individualism and self-interest. The people were not allowed to have our own opinions, they were not allowed to vote, they were not able to take control over their life’s. Overall, the people were not allowed to display their own opinion. As an example, the lack of individualism during the time was outstanding. This book will take place in the future, I which freedom and individual rights did not exist. …show more content…
In the Novel from Ayn Rand she explains how technological improvement is now taking control over time and the concept of individuality has been eliminated. Through the novel, Ayn Rand begins to mention how many of these people begin to lose their own self-interest and self-confidence. In chapter 1 of the novel from Ayn Rand Anthem, A youth named Equality 7-2521, realizes that his solitude damages all laws of society, even though he doesn’t blame himself from his actions, he begs for forgiveness of the ruling council. Thus, he began to grow into the solitary and started to find