A special edition hardcover in celebration of Ayn Randas centennial. When it was first published in 1943, "The Fountainhead"--containing Ayn Randas daringly original literary vision with the seeds of her groundbreaking philosophy, Objectivismawon immediate worldwide acclaim. This instant classic is the story of an intransigent young architect, his violent battle against conven...
A special edition hardcover in celebration of Ayn Randas centennial. When it was first published in 1943, "The Fountainhead"--containing Ayn Randas daringly original literary vision with the seeds of her groundbreaking philosophy, Objectivismawon immediate worldwide acclaim. This instant classic is the story of an intransigent young architect, his violent battle against conventional standards, and his explosive love affair with a beautiful woman who struggles to defeat him. This centennial edition of "The Fountainhead," celebrating the controversial and eduring legacy of its author, features an afterword by Randas literary executor, Leonard Peikoff, offering some of Ayn Randas personal notes on the development of her masterwork. aA writer of great power. She has a subtle and ingenious mind and the capacity of writing brilliantly, beautifully, bitterly.a --"The New York Times"
姐终于把它看完了！too thick！在学校看的最后一部小说，一直拖到了现在才ending哈哈哈哈sorry，procrastination晚期患者！不愧是哲学家写出来的小说，看到中段我才意识到这里面说的那种altruism和selfless之间的矛盾和冲突，想着想着我脑袋都要炸了（后来想想，算了，不是我这种小傻瓜能想明白的哈哈哈哈）印象很深刻的是Catherine向Toohey吐露心声那里，说她...姐终于把它看完了！too thick！在学校看的最后一部小说，一直拖到了现在才ending哈哈哈哈sorry，procrastination晚期患者！不愧是哲学家写出来的小说，看到中段我才意识到这里面说的那种altruism和selfless之间的矛盾和冲突，想着想着我脑袋都要炸了（后来想想，算了，不是我这种小傻瓜能想明白的哈哈哈哈）印象很深刻的是Catherine向Toohey吐露心声那里，说她要被自己的内心折磨死了，她去做慈善根本就不是为了别人，而是为了她自己。看小说的时候我真的好想看看Howard设计的建筑到底长什么样啊，真的好奇死我了，就跟当初看moon and sixpence一样，想看看画作。Dominique好酷，真的好酷。(展开)
外网上看的。一直觉得非常有趣。后附本人渣翻 How Ayn Rand ruined my childhood BY ALYSSA BEREZNAK My parents split up when I was 4. My father, a lawyer, wrote the divorce papers himself and included one specific rule: My mother was forbidden to raise my brothe...
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Wynand的故事也好精彩啊。 读书读书读书！读书的重要性朋友们。 He wanted to know what made these people different from those in his neighborhood. It was not the clothes, the carriages or the banks that caught his notice; it was the books. People in his neighborhood had clothes, horse wagons and money; degrees were inessential; but they did not read books. He decided to learn what was read by the p...
"He waited to see how long it would last. It gave him a strange, hard pleasure to watch his fight against it, and he could forget that it was his own suffering; he could smile in contempt, not realizing that he similed at his own agony. Such moments were rare. But when they came, he felt as he did in the quarry: that he had to drill through granite, that he had to drive a wedge and blast the th...
“Howard Roark saw no one. For him, the streets were empty. He could have walked there naked without concern." 多希望也能拥有这种意气风发的自信。 "For once, she expected some emotion from him; and an emotion would be the equivalent of seeing him broken. She did not know what it was about him that had always made her want to see him broken." 这种感觉描述的真好，我也似乎有过。 "Oh," said Roark. "...
Frank was the fuel. He gave me, in the hours of my own days, the reality of that sense of life which created The Fountainhead—and he helped me to maintain it over a long span of years when there was nothing around us but a gray desert of people and events that evoked nothing but contempt and revulsion. The essence of the bond between us is the fact that neither of us has ever wanted or been te...
People turned to look at Howard Roark as he passed. Some remained staring after him with sudden resentment. They could give no reason for it: it was an instinct his presence awakened in most people. Howard Roark saw no one. For him, the streets were empty. He could have walked there naked without concern.
"Do you mean to tell me that you're thinking seriously of building that way, when and if you are an architect?" "Yes." "My dear fellow, who will let you?" "That's not the point. The point is, who will stop me?"
Wynand的故事也好精彩啊。 读书读书读书！读书的重要性朋友们。 He wanted to know what made these people different from those in his neighborhood. It was not the clothes, the carriages or the banks that caught his notice; it was the books. People in his neighborhood had clothes, horse wagons and money; degrees were inessential; but they did not read books. He decided to learn what was read by the p...
"He waited to see how long it would last. It gave him a strange, hard pleasure to watch his fight against it, and he could forget that it was his own suffering; he could smile in contempt, not realizing that he similed at his own agony. Such moments were rare. But when they came, he felt as he did in the quarry: that he had to drill through granite, that he had to drive a wedge and blast the th...
Wynand的故事也好精彩啊。 读书读书读书！读书的重要性朋友们。 He wanted to know what made these people different from those in his neighborhood. It was not the clothes, the carriages or the banks that caught his notice; it was the books. People in his neighborhood had clothes, horse wagons and money; degrees were inessential; but they did not read books. He decided to learn what was read by the p...
"He waited to see how long it would last. It gave him a strange, hard pleasure to watch his fight against it, and he could forget that it was his own suffering; he could smile in contempt, not realizing that he similed at his own agony. Such moments were rare. But when they came, he felt as he did in the quarry: that he had to drill through granite, that he had to drive a wedge and blast the th...
“Howard Roark saw no one. For him, the streets were empty. He could have walked there naked without concern." 多希望也能拥有这种意气风发的自信。 "For once, she expected some emotion from him; and an emotion would be the equivalent of seeing him broken. She did not know what it was about him that had always made her want to see him broken." 这种感觉描述的真好，我也似乎有过。 "Oh," said Roark. "...
Frank was the fuel. He gave me, in the hours of my own days, the reality of that sense of life which created The Fountainhead—and he helped me to maintain it over a long span of years when there was nothing around us but a gray desert of people and events that evoked nothing but contempt and revulsion. The essence of the bond between us is the fact that neither of us has ever wanted or been te...
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Wynand的故事也好精彩啊。 读书读书读书！读书的重要性朋友们。 He wanted to know what made these people different from those in his neighborhood. It was not the clothes, the carriages or the banks that caught his notice; it was the books. People in his neighborhood had clothes, horse wagons and money; degrees were inessential; but they did not read books. He decided to learn what was read by the p...
0 有用 计划不变 2014-12-31 11:35:50
A song of Individualism; A story of liberty; A woman of love and joy; A man of perfection.
0 有用 FalseMoon 2023-07-11 14:55:28 广东
姐终于把它看完了！too thick！在学校看的最后一部小说，一直拖到了现在才ending哈哈哈哈sorry，procrastination晚期患者！不愧是哲学家写出来的小说，看到中段我才意识到这里面说的那种altruism和selfless之间的矛盾和冲突，想着想着我脑袋都要炸了（后来想想，算了，不是我这种小傻瓜能想明白的哈哈哈哈）印象很深刻的是Catherine向Toohey吐露心声那里，说她... 姐终于把它看完了！too thick！在学校看的最后一部小说，一直拖到了现在才ending哈哈哈哈sorry，procrastination晚期患者！不愧是哲学家写出来的小说，看到中段我才意识到这里面说的那种altruism和selfless之间的矛盾和冲突，想着想着我脑袋都要炸了（后来想想，算了，不是我这种小傻瓜能想明白的哈哈哈哈）印象很深刻的是Catherine向Toohey吐露心声那里，说她要被自己的内心折磨死了，她去做慈善根本就不是为了别人，而是为了她自己。看小说的时候我真的好想看看Howard设计的建筑到底长什么样啊，真的好奇死我了，就跟当初看moon and sixpence一样，想看看画作。Dominique好酷，真的好酷。 (展开)
0 有用 御风北辰 2019-04-04 21:38:15
2019.04.01看完。 integrity是本书最看重的一个词，这需要一个人诚实地面对自己，有原则，为自己而活！ Roark是一个理想标杆，是精神指南。反思自己生活，很多地方也是为了别人的眼光和评价而活。 要为自己而活！ 本书有三大部分充分阐述作者观点，一个是Roark在游艇上对Wynand的谈话，一个是Ellsworth袒露自己操纵人心的手段，最后一个是Roark在法庭上的陈词。
0 有用 AJ 2014-09-22 19:11:07
很长的一个故事，真的没有想到过真的能在今年读完。作者很少着墨于意识形态，更多的是讲故事，故事本身能够给人更多思考，而Toohey和Roark的两份自我的叙述，也是整个故事核心的对比。 我当然不认为Roark这样的人能真的有存于世上。但是Toohey这样的存在确是实实在在的。身边到处充斥着second-handed的人，我的排他性原来并不是我的疯狂。
0 有用 海胆阮阮 2020-05-12 12:16:27
一个关于天才 纯真 自我 关于名利的追逐 二手人生 和爱的故事 在瘟疫肆虐的日子里 在这座伟大的城市想象着伟大的建造者 Quarantined day 60 and unemployed day 60 - Roark. Roark. Roark.