Across
- 2. A mental integration of concretes; unit of thought.
- 5. Ayn Rand's sidekick and leader of the Objectivist movement.
- 9. Economic policy of minimal government intervention.
- 13. Independent of feelings; reality as the standard of truth.
- 16. A follower or advocate of Ayn Rand's philosophy.
- 17. Political freedom grounded in individual rights and property.
- 20. Moral principles protecting individual freedom of action.
- 21. Leonard's legally-apt ex-wife.
- 22. A social force Rand criticized when it opposes reason and progress.
- 24. Moral focus on the individual's rights and values.
- 26. First name of Leonard Peikoff's co-parent.
- 27. The doctrine that others' needs have primacy over self (rejected by Rand).
- 28. Theory of art — art as a selective re-creation of reality.
- 29. The only moral social system per Rand: free markets and individual rights.
Down
- 1. Moral ideal in Rand's novels — creators of wealth and value.
- 3. Rand's designated intellectual heir.
- 4. Acting consistently with one's convictions.
- 6. The faculty of logic; a central virtue in Objectivism.
- 7. That which exists independently of consciousness.
- 8. A habitual action that supports one's values.
- 10. A system of ideas; Rand opposed collectivist ideologies.
- 11. Branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of reality (Rand: identity).
- 12. Theory of knowledge — Rand’s emphasis on concept-formation.
- 14. Ethical stance prioritizing self-interest; Rand's "rational egoism."
- 15. Rand's redefinition: rational concern for one's own interests.
- 18. Commitment to forming beliefs by logic and evidence.
- 19. Symbolic protagonist in Atlas Shrugged.
- 23. Serial author named after a Randian protagonist.
- 25. The cognitive process of forming general ideas from particulars.
