Analyzing Fiction: Hugo's The Man Who Laughs (MP3 download) Economics and Business

Analyzing Fiction: Hugo's The Man Who Laughs (MP3 download) Economics and BusinessBy Dina Schein Federman This course on The Man Who Laughs teaches the rudiments of literary analysis, including: how to determine a novel's theme; how to analyze characters, events and even descriptive details in order to see how they support the theme; what are the essential elements that make a story so dramatic; and how to understand the link between a fiction writer's work and his epistemology. This course was recorded at the Objectivist Summer

While preparing to write The Fountainhead

but the writings in which he expressed it are so obscure that most readers find it difficult to appreciate their significance or even to make sense of them

This lecture was recorded at the Objectivist Summer Conference 2013 in Chicago

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He then explains how these cultural phenomena are connected with problems Russian culture that he spoke of earlier

but it distilled and retained Judaeo-Christian morality’s fundamental principle—duty or moral law—and its fundamental virtue

Inductive Generalization

" I will never forget my sense of bewilderment and anxiety—bewilderment because the answer didn't make sense

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and presents the case for a philosophy of reason

does it mean to be a story’s “hero”

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