Anthem

Ayn Rand

In her powerful novel Anthem, Ayn Rand crafts a chilling dystopian narrative where the concept of “self” has been eradicated, and individuals have been reduced to mere cogs in a vast collective machine. Drawing from her own harrowing experiences as a refugee from the communist regime of 1920s Russia, alongside the ominous rise of fascism and National Socialism in Europe, Rand presents a poignant warning against the perils of losing personal identity in an increasingly homogenized world. Summary by Greg Giordano. This show includes AI-generated content.

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Episodis

32 episodis

  1. Social War of 1900-Simon Landis 2:29:13
  2. War and Peace, Book 09 1812-Leo Tolstoy 4:19:19
  3. War and Peace, Book 02 1805-Leo Tolstoy 4:38:56
  4. Crome Yellow, Version 2-Aldous Huxley 6:04:36
  5. Andromache-Euripides 1:34:49
  6. Anthem (version 3)-Ayn Rand 2:13:25
  7. Shakuntala-Kalidasa 1:27:39
  8. Pretty Lady-Arnold Bennett 8:09:40
  9. Mothering on Perilous-Lucy S. Furman 1:30:52
  10. Mary Louise-L. Frank Baum 4:12:35
  11. Begum's Fortune-Jules Verne 6:21:50
  12. Brand-Henrik Ibsen 4:57:57
  13. 012 - Part Twelve 11:45
  14. 011 - Part Eleven 6:32
  15. 010 - Part Ten 9:13
  16. 009 - Part Nine 9:26
  17. 008 - Part Eight 5:15
  18. 007 - Part Seven 13:56
  19. 006 - Part Six 6:53
  20. 005 - Part Five 5:24
  21. 004 - Part Four 4:08
  22. 003 - Part Three 4:59
  23. 002 - Part Two 20:43
  24. 001 - Part One 33:29