Kelley, David
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For several decades, Objectivists have debated whether life is a value because one chooses to live, or whether one should choose
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life because life is a value. Dr. David Kelley illuminates the logic of this abstract issue, and then shows its concrete meaning in our lives. He discusses the choice of values and shows how the exercise of the choice to live takes shape in the pursuit of achievement and experience.
About the Author
David Kelley is a nationally-known philosopher, teacher, and writer, who has taught philosophy and cognitive science at Vassar College and Brandeis University. His books include
Unrugged Individualism, The Art Of Reasoning, and
A Life of One's Own: Individual Rights and the Welfare State. He is currently executive director of The Objectivist Center.
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