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Master Author Index to Volumes 1–12 Issues 1–24 Prepared by Chris Matthew Sciabarra. This index is organized alphabetically by author in the following format: Volume . Number . Issue Number . (Date) : Page Numbers. For example, an article published in Volume 1, Number 1, Issue 1, Fall 1999, pp. 1–26 is rendered as: 1.1.1 (Fall 1999): 1–26. No references to abstracts or biographical entries are included. Multiple author references are organized chronologically. Symposia contributions are noted by symposium title in brackets. Books reviewed are noted in brackets after article titles, where appropriate.

ALTICK, JOHN. Reply to Graham and Nobis: Putting Humans First? YES! 8.2.16 (Spring 2007): 317–30.

ARMSTRONG, ARI. A Direct Realist’s Challenge to Skepticism [Skepticism and the Veil of by Michael Huemer]. 5.2.10 (Spring 2004): 421–40. Rejoinder to Huemer: Direct Realism and Causation. 7.1.13 (Fall 2005): 239–45.

AUNE, JAMES ARNT. Reply to Yeager: Rhetorical Incorrectness? 4.1.7 (Fall 2002): 231–34.

BARR, EMILY J. Sex and the Egoist: Measuring Ayn Rand’s Fiction Against Her . 12.2.24 (December 2012): 193–206.

BASS, ROBERT H. Egoism versus Rights [Symposium: A Dialogue ’s Ethics]. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 329–49. 290 The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24)

Rejoinder to Cathcart and Campbell: Defending the Argument [Symposium: A Dialogue on Ayn Rand’s Ethics]. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 371–81.

BEADLE, RON. Rand and MacIntyre on Moral Agency. 9.2.18 (Spring 2008): 221–43. On Human Capability [co-author: Dyer-Smith, Martyn]. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 1–27.

BEITO, DAVID T. Isabel Paterson and the Idea of America [The Woman and the Dynamo: Isabel Paterson and The Idea of America by Stephen Cox]. 8.2.16 (Spring 2007): 261–69.

BELL-VILLADA, GENE H. Nordau’s Degeneration and Tolstoy’s What Is Art? Still Live [The Symposium]. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 291–97. Reply to Johnson: Nabokov and Rand: Kindred Ideological Spirits, Divergent Literary Aims. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 181–93.

BERNSTEIN, ANDREW. Reply to Minsaas: On the Ayn Rand CliffsNotes. 3.2.6 (Spring 2002): 349.

BISSELL, ROGER E. Music and Perceptual Cognition. 1.1.1 (Fall 1999): 59–86. Rejoinder to Vacker: Rockin’ with Rand: Sailing the Turbulent Seas of the Objectivist Aesthetics. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 221–27. Critical Misinterpretations and Missed Opportunities: Errors and Omissions by Kamhi and Torres [The Aesthetics Symposium]. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 299–310. Reply to Long: Mistaken Identity: Long’s Conflation of Dialectics and Organicism. 3.2.6 (Spring 2002): 351–57. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24) 291

A Neglected Source for Rand’s Aesthetics. 4.1.7 (Fall 2002): 187–204. Art as Microcosm: The Real Meaning of the Objectivist Concept of Art. 5.2.10 (Spring 2004): 305–63. Langer and Camus: Unexpected Post-Kantian Affinities with Rand’s Aesthetics. 7.1.13 (Fall 2005): 57–77. Ayn Rand and “The Objective”: A Closer Look at the Intrinsic- Objective-Subjective Trichotomy. 9.1.17 (Fall 2007): 53–92. Mind, Introspection and “The Objective”. 10.1.19 (Fall 2008): 3–84. Will the Real Apollo Please Stand Up?: Rand, Nietzsche, and the Reason-Emotion Dichotomy [A Symposium on Friedrich Nietzsche and Ayn Rand]. 10.2.20 (Spring 2009): 343–69. The Logic of Liberty: , Ayn Rand, and the Logical Structure of the Political Spectrum. 12.1.23 (August 2012): 5–75.

BLOCK, WALTER E. The Libertarian Minimal State? A Critique of the Views of Nozick, Levin, and Rand. 4.1.7 (Fall 2002): 141–60. Ayn Rand and Austrian Economics: Two Peas in a Pod [Cente- nary Symposium, Part II: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians]. 6.2.12 (Spring 2005): 259–69. Ayn Rand, Religion, and Libertarianism. 11.1.21 (July 2011): 63–79.

BOETTKE, PETER J. Teaching Economics Through Ayn Rand: How the Economy is Like a Novel and How the Novel Can Teach Us About Econom- ics [Centenary Symposium, Part II: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians]. 6.2.12 (Spring 2005): 445–65. 292 The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24)

BOSTAPH, SAMUEL. Ayn Rand’s Economic Thought. 11.1.21 (July 2011): 19–44.

BOWMAN, DURRELL. Reply to Sciabarra: To Rand or Not To Rand: Neil Peart’s Varied Influences [Symposium on “Rand, Rush, and Rock”]. 5.1.9 (Fall 2003): 153–60.

BOYDSTUN, STEPHEN. Universals and Measurement. 5.2.10 (Spring 2004): 271–304.

BROOKS, DEAN. Rebuttal Witnesses [Facets of Ayn Rand by Mary Ann Sures and Charles Sures]. 5.1.9 (Fall 2003): 97–103.

BROWN, DAVID M. Questions About Answers [Ayn Rand Answers: The Best of Her Q&A, edited by Robert Mayhew]. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 473–82.

BROWN, SUSAN LOVE. Essays on Ayn Rand’s Fiction [Essays on Ayn Rand’s Anthem; Essays on Ayn Rand’s We the Living, edited by Robert Mayhew]. 8.1.15 (Fall 2006): 63–84. Society: Toward an Objective View. 9.1.17 (Fall 2007): 113–38.

BROWNE, GREGORY M. Reply to Long: The ‘Grotesque’ Dichotomies Still Unbeautified. 8.1.15 (Fall 2006): 123–42.

BUBB, FRANK. Reply to Mack: Did Ayn Rand Do the Shuffle? [Symposium: A Dialogue on Ayn Rand’s Ethics]. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 257–86. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24) 293

CAMPBELL, ROBERT L. Ayn Rand and the Cognitive Revolution in Psychology. 1.1.1 (Fall 1999): 107–34. A Veteran Reconnoiters Ayn Rand’s Philosophy [Ayn Rand by Tibor R. Machan]. 1.2.2 (Spring 2000): 293–312. Rejoinder to Shedenhelm, Thomas, and Vacker: Implied Epistemology, Epistemology of the Implicit. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 211–19. Can Academics Learn from a Mere Clinical Psychologist? [The Art of Living Consciously: The Power of Awareness to Transform Everyday Life by ]. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 125–43. Goals, Values, and the Implicit: Explorations in Psychological Ontology. 3.2.6 (Spring 2002): 289–327. Reply to Bass: Altruism in Auguste Comte and Ayn Rand [Symposium: A Dialogue on Ayn Rand’s Ethics]. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 357–69. The Peikovian Doctrine of the Arbitrary Assertion. 10.1.19 (Fall 2008): 85–170. The Re-Writing of Ayn Rand’s Spoken Answers. 11.1.21 (July 2011): 81–151.

CAMPOS, ANDRE SANTOS. Ayn Rand Shrugged: The Gap Between and Global . 12.1.23 (August 2012): 77–116.

CATHCART, CHRIS. Reply to Bass: Egoism and Rights [Symposium: A Dialogue on Ayn Rand’s Ethics]. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 351–56.

CHAMPAGNE, MARC. Some Convergences and Divergences in the Realism of Charles Peirce and Ayn Rand. 8.1.15 (Fall 2006): 19–39. 294 The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24)

What About Suicide Bombers? A Terse Response to a Terse Objection. 11.2.22 (December 2011): 233–36.

COX, STEPHEN. Outsides and Insides: Reimagining American Capitalism. 1.1.1 (Fall 1999): 27–57. The Art of Fiction [The Art of Fiction: A Guide for Writers and Readers by Ayn Rand, edited by Tore Boekmann]. 1.2.2 (Spring 2000): 313–31. Having Your Say [The Art of Nonfiction: A Guide for Writers and Readers by Ayn Rand, edited by Robert Mayhew]. 3.2.6 (Spring 2002): 339–47. Completing Rand’s Literary Theory [Centenary Symposium, Part I: Ayn Rand: Literary and Cultural Impact]. 6.1.11 (Fall 2004): 67–89. Merely Metaphorical: Ayn Rand, Isabel Paterson, and the Language of Theory. 8.2.16 (Spring 2007): 237–60.

DAVIS, WAYNE A. Reason, Emotion, and the Importance of Philosophy. 4.1.7 (Fall 2002): 1–23.

DEGUTIS, ALGIRDAS. Deconstructing Postmodern Xenophilia. 8.1.15 (Fall 2006): 49–62.

DEN UYL, DOUGLAS J. Individualist Ethics and the Welfare State [A Life of One’s Own: Individual Rights and the Welfare State by ]. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 109–15. Reply to Vedder: Defending Norms of Liberty [co-author: Rasmussen, Douglas B.]. 10.1.19 (Fall 2008): 235–38.

DENT, ERIC B. and Christianity. 11.2.22 (December 2011): 189–213. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24) 295

DIPERT, RANDALL P. The Puzzle of Music and Emotion in Rand’s Aesthetics [The Aesthetics Symposium]. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 387–94.

DOLLING, LISA M. Ayn Rand: A Feminist Despite Herself? [Feminist Interpretations of Ayn Rand, co-edited by Mimi Reisel Gladstein and Chris Matthew Sciabarra]. 1.2.2 (Spring 2000): 263–81.

DOUGHNEY, LACHLAN. Ayn Rand and Deducing ‘Ought’ from ‘Is’. 12.1.23 (August 2012): 151–68.

DWYER, WILLIAM. Do Knowledge, Ethics, and Liberty Require Free Will? [Initiative: Human Agency and Society by ]. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 83–108. Rejoinder to Lyons and Machan: Free Will and Determinism. 4.1.7 (Fall 2002): 221–30.

DYER-SMITH, MARTYN. On Human Capability [co-author: Beadle, Ron]. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 1–27.

DYKES, NICHOLAS. Ayn Rand in the Scholarly Literature IV: Ayn Rand in England. 5.2.10 (Spring 2004): 365–400. The Facts of Reality: Logic and History in Objectivist Debates about Government. 7.1.13 (Fall 2005): 79–140.

EDITORS, THE. Introduction: The Aesthetics Symposium. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 251–52. 296 The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24)

ENRIGHT, JOHN. Art: What a Concept [The Aesthetics Symposium]. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 341–59.

ENRIGHT, MARSHA FAMILARO. Reply to Sechrest: On the Origins of Government. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 137–39. If “Emotions Are Not Tools of Cognition,” What Are They?: An Exploration of the Relationship Between Reason and Emotion. 4.1.7 (Fall 2002): 25–67.

FRAEDRICH, DOUG. Revival of in Scientific Method. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 29–46.

FRAM-COHEN, MICHELLE. Poetry and History: The Two Levels of Ninety Three. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 47–69.

FRANCK, MURRAY I. Reply to Sechrest: Private Contract, Market Neutrality, and “The Morality of Taxation”. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 141–59.

GERLAND, OLIVER, III. Sacrifice and the Apocalypse: A Girardian Reading of . 11.2.22 (December 2011): 161–88.

GILBERT, SKY. Reply to Michalson: Rand as Guru: Will It Never End? 5.2.10 (Spring 2004): 479–83.

GLADSTEIN, MIMI REISEL. The Great American Novel [: An American Novel by Douglas J. Den Uyl]. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 117–30. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24) 297

Ayn Rand in the Scholarly Literature III: Ayn Rand Literary Criticism. 4.2.8 (Spring 2003): 373–94.

GOODELL, NEIL K. To Think or Not: A Structural Resolution to the Mind-Body and Free Will-Determinism Problem. 9.1.17 (Fall 2007): 1–51.

GRAHAM, DAVID. Putting Humans First? [Putting Humans First: Why We Are Nature’s Favorite by Tibor R. Machan; co-author: Nobis, Nathan]. 8.1.15 (Fall 2006): 85–104. Reply to Altick: Animals and Rights [co-author: Nobis, Nathan]. 8.2.16 (Spring 2007): 331–39.

HARDIN, DENNIS C. The Childs-Peikoff Hypothesis. 12.1.23 (August 2012): 169–78.

HARTFORD, ROBERT. Reply to Machan, Mack, and Rasmussen: Objectivity and the Proof of Egoism. 8.2.16 (Spring 2007): 291–303. A Political Standard for Absolute Political Freedom. 11.1.21 (July 2011): 45–62.

HICKS, STEPHEN R. C. Business Practice: Applied Moral Philosophy [Ayn Rand and Business by Donna Greiner and Theodore Kinni]. 4.2.8 (Spring 2003): 321–26. Egoism in Nietzsche and Rand [A Symposium on Friedrich Nietzsche and Ayn Rand]. 10.2.20 (Spring 2009): 249–91.

HILL, R. KEVIN. Reply to Walsh: Rethinking Rand and Kant. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 195–204. 298 The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24)

Seddon on Rand [Ayn Rand, Objectivists, and the History of Philosophy by Fred Seddon]. 7.1.13 (Fall 2005): 203–7.

HOCUTT, MAX. Hicks versus [Explaining Postmodernism: Skepticism and Socialism from Rousseau to Foucault by Stephen R. C. Hicks]. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 445–57.

HOLZER, ERIKA. Passing the Torch [Centenary Symposium, Part I: Ayn Rand: Literary and Cultural Impact]. 6.1.11 (Fall 2004): 21–65.

HORWITZ, STEVEN. Reply to Sciabarra: Rand, Rush, and De-totalizing the Utopian- ism of Progressive Rock [Symposium on “Rand, Rush, and Rock”]. 5.1.9 (Fall 2003): 161–72. Two Worlds at Once: Rand, Hayek, and the Ethics of the Micro- and Macro-cosmos [Centenary Symposium, Part II: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians]. 6.2.12 (Spring 2005): 375–403.

HOSPERS, JOHN. Rand’s Aesthetics: A Personal View [The Aesthetics Sympo- sium]. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 311–34.

HUEBERT, J. H. Re-Reading Atlas Shrugged [Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged: A Philosophical and Literary Companion, edited by Edward W. Younkins]. 10.1.19 (Fall 2008): 193–205.

HUEMER, MICHAEL. Is Benevolent Egoism Coherent? 3.2.6 (Spring 2002): 259–88. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24) 299

Rejoinder to Young: Egoism and Prudent Predation. 5.2.10 (Spring 2004): 457–68. Reply to Armstrong: How to Be a Perceptual Realist. 7.1.13 (Fall 2005): 229–37. Reply to Seddon: On Behalf of Ethical Intuitionism. 9.1.17 (Fall 2007): 181–84.

HUNT, LESTER. Flourishing Objectivism [Viable Values: A Study of The Root And Reward of Morality by Tara Smith]. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 105–15. What Art Does [What Art Is: The Esthetic Theory of Ayn Rand by Louis Torres and Michelle Marder Kamhi; The Aesthetics Symposium]. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 253–63. Reply to Hicks: Egoism in Nietzsche and Rand: A Somewhat Different Approach [A Symposium on Friedrich Nietzsche and Ayn Rand]. 10.2.20 (Spring 2009): 293–312.

JABLECKI, JULIUSZ. Defending Advertising [In Defense of Advertising: Arguments from Reason, Ethical Egoism, and Laissez-Faire Capitalism by Jerry Kirkpatrick]. 9.2.18 (Spring 2008): 341–49. Rejoinder to Kirkpatrick: Advertising, Capitalism, and Christian- ity. 9.2.18 (Spring 2008): 357–60.

JACKSON, CANDICE E. Our Unethical Constitution [Centenary Symposium, Part II: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians]. 6.2.12 (Spring 2005): 405–44.

JACOBS, JONATHAN. A Contest of Wills [The Contested Legacy of Ayn Rand: Truth and Toleration in Objectivism by David Kelley]. 3.2.6 (Spring 2002): 329–37. 300 The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24)

JAWORSKI, PETER. Feser on Nozick [On Nozick by Edward Feser]. 7.1.13 (Fall 2005): 181–87.

JETTON, MERLIN. Omissions and Measurement. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 383–405. The Sim-Dif Model and Comparison. 11.2.22 (December 2011): 215–32.

JILK, DAVID J. What Are Entities? 5.1.9 (Fall 2003): 67–86.

JOHNSON, D. BARTON. Strange Bedfellows: Ayn Rand and Vladimir Nabokov. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 47–67.

JOHNSON, GREGORY R. Liberty and Nature: The Missing Link. 1.1.1 (Fall 1999): 135–66. Rand on Abortion: A Critique [co-author: Rasmussen, David]. 1.2.2 (Spring 2000): 245–61. Rejoinder to Thomas and Vacker: Ayn Rand and the Mastery of Nature. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 229–40. Rejoinder to Machan and Tabarrok: Rand on Abortion, Revis- ited [co-author: Rasmussen, David]. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 469–85. Ayn Rand in the Scholarly Literature [“Science without Experi- ence” by Paul Feyerabend; The Abyss of Freedom / Age of the World by Slavoj Žižek; co-author: Sciabarra, Chris Matthew]. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 165–69.

JOHNSSON, RICHARD C. B. Subjectivism, Intrinsicism, and Apriorism: Rand Among the Austrians? [Centenary Symposium, Part II: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians]. 6.2.12 (Spring 2005): 317–35. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24) 301

KAMHI, MICHELLE MARDER. Critical Neglect of Ayn Rand’s Theory of Art [co-author: Torres, Louis]. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 1–46. Reply to The Aesthetics Symposium: What “Rand’s Aesthetics” Is, and Why It Matters. 4.2.8 (Spring 2003): 413–89.

KEEFNER, KURT. $ and %: Atlas Shrugged and Quo Vadis. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 421–27.

KELLEY, DAVID. Reasoning about Art [The Aesthetics Symposium]. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 335–40. Reply to Jacobs: Contesting a Review. 4.1.7 (Fall 2002): 237–39.

KIRKPATRICK, JERRY. Reply to Jablecki: The Connection between Advertising and Objectivist Epistemology. 9.2.18 (Spring 2008): 351–55.

LONG, RODERICK T. The Benefits and Hazards of Dialectical Libertarianism [Total Freedom: Toward a Dialectical Libertarianism by Chris Matthew Sciabarra]. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 395–448. Rejoinder to Bissell, Register, and Sciabarra: Keeping Context in Context: The Limits of Dialectics. 3.2.6 (Spring 2002): 401–22. Praxeology: Who Needs It [Centenary Symposium, Part II: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians]. 6.2.12 (Spring 2005): 299–316. Reference and Necessity: A Rand-Kripke Synthesis? [Necessary Factual Truth by Gregory M. Browne]. 7.1.13 (Fall 2005): 209–28. 302 The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24)

Rejoinder to Browne: A Beauty Contest for Dichotomies: Browne’s Terminological Revolutions. 8.1.15 (Fall 2006): 143–62. Reply to Seddon: Interpreting Plato’s Dialogues: Aristotle versus Seddon. 10.1.19 (Fall 2008): 219–29.

MACAN, ED. Reply to Sciabarra: Concerning the Politics of Prog [Symposium on “Rand, Rush, and Rock”]. 5.1.9 (Fall 2003): 173–88.

MACHAN, TIBOR R. Egoism and Benevolence [Unrugged : The Selfish Basis of Benevolence by David Kelley]. 1.2.2 (Spring 2000): 283–91. Reply to Johnson and Rasmussen: Another Look at Abortion. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 449–56. Teaching Ayn Rand’s Version of Ethical Egoism. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 71–81. Reply to Dwyer: Free Will Reconsidered. 4.1.7 (Fall 2002): 215–20. Reply to Rasmussen and Mack: Rand and Choice [Symposium: A Dialogue on Ayn Rand’s Ethics]. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 257–73. Rejoinder to Hartford: A Brief Comment on Hartford. 8.2.16 (Spring 2007): 305–6. Rand on Hume’s Moral Skepticism. 9.2.18 (Spring 2008): 245–51.

MACK, ERIC. Problematic Arguments in Randian Ethics. 5.1.9 (Fall 2003): 1–66. Rejoinder to Machan and Bubb: More Problematic Arguments in Rand’s Ethics. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 287–307. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24) 303

MARTIN, BILL. Reply to Sciabarra: Ayn Rand and The Music of Rush: Rhap- sodic Reflections [Symposium on “Rand, Rush, and Rock”]. 5.1.9 (Fall 2003): 189–213.

MAURONE, JOSEPH. The Trickster Icon and Objectivism. 3.2.6 (Spring 2002): 229–58.

MAYER, DAVID N. Completing the American Revolution: The Significance of Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged at its Fiftieth Anniversary. 9.2.18 (Spring 2008): 191–219.

McNARY, LISA D. Philosophy, Wealth-Creation, and Self-Esteem: Objectivist Writings on Business [Self-Esteem at Work: How Confident People Make Powerful Companies by Nathaniel Branden; Sales Esteem: The Inner Source of Sale’s Power by Marc Ferguson; The Prime Movers: Traits of the Great Wealth Creators by E. R. Locke; Why Businessmen Need Philosophy, edited by R. E. Ralston; among others]. 4.2.8 (Spring 2003): 327–59.

MENDENHALL, ALLEN. Flourishing and Synthesis [Flourishing and Happiness in a Free Society: Toward a Synthesis of Aristotelianism, Austrian Economics, and Ayn Rand’s Objectivism by Edward W. Younkins]. 11.2.22 (December 2011): 249–53.

MICHALSON, KAREN. Reclaiming Rand [Atlas Shrugged: Manifesto of the Mind by Mimi Reisel Gladstein]. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 159–64. Objectivism: On Stage and Self-Destructive [The Emotionalists by Sky Gilbert]. 5.2.10 (Spring 2004): 469–78. Rejoinder to Gilbert: Rand as What? 5.2.10 (Spring 2004): 485–89. 304 The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24)

MINSAAS, KIRSTI. The Role of Tragedy in Ayn Rand’s Fiction. 1.2.2 (Spring 2000): 171–209. How Not to Guide Students to Ayn Rand’s Fiction [CliffsNotes to Rand’s Anthem; . . . The Fountainhead; . . . Atlas Shrugged]. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 151–58. Art and the Pursuit of a Cultural Renaissance [From the Fountain- head to the Future and Other Essays on Art and Excellence by Alexandra York]. 5.1.9 (Fall 2003): 87–95. The Poetics of Admiration: Ayn Rand and the Art of Heroic Fiction [Centenary Symposium, Part I: Ayn Rand: Literary and Cultural Impact]. 6.1.11 (Fall 2004): 153–83. Mimesis and Expression in Ayn Rand’s Theory of Art. 7.1.13 (Fall 2005): 19–56. Ayn Rand as Literary Mentor [Ayn Rand: My Fiction-Writing Teacher: A Novelist’s Mentor-Protégé Relationship with the Author of Atlas Shrugged by Erika Holzer]. 8.1.15 (Fall 2006): 105–10.

MONTMARQUET, JAMES. Prometheus: Ayn Rand’s Ethics of Creation. 11.1.21 (July 2011): 3–18.

NEWBERRY, MICHAEL. On Metaphysical Value-Judgments [The Aesthetics Symposium]. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 383–86.

NOBIS, NATHAN. Putting Humans First? [Putting Humans First: Why We Are Nature’s Favorite by Tibor R. Machan; co-author: Graham, David]. 8.1.15 (Fall 2006): 85–104. Reply to Altick: Animals and Rights [co-author: Graham, David]. 8.2.16 (Spring 2007): 331–39. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24) 305

NYQUIST, GREG. Reply to Seddon: Rand and Empirical Responsibility. 8.1.15 (Fall 2006): 111–19.

OZGEN, EREN. Unilateral Transfers and a Reinterpretation of Objectivist Ethics [Then Athena Said: Unilateral Transfers and the Transformation of Objectivist Ethics by Kathleen Touchstone]. 8.2.16 (Spring 2007): 285–90.

PARILLE, NEIL. The Six Million Dollar Rand [100 Voices: An Oral History of Ayn Rand, edited by Scott McConnell]. 11.2.22 (December 2011): 237–48. Ayn Rand Nation [Ayn Rand Nation: The Hidden Struggle for America’s Soul by Gary Weiss]. 12.2.24 (December 2012): 279–82.

PARRISH, STEPHEN E. A Critique of Objectivist Metaethics. 4.2.8 (Spring 2003): 305–20. God and Objectivism: A Critique of Objectivist Philosophy of Religion. 8.2.16 (Spring 2007): 169–210. Rejoinder to Reed: What’s Good for the Goose and Related Matters. 9.2.18 (Spring 2008): 395–415.

PORTER, TOM. Reply to Ray: How Not to Read a Book. 4.2.8 (Spring 2003): 405–10.

POWELL, ROBERT. Embracing Power Roles Naturally: Rand’s Nietzschean Heroes and Villains [A Symposium on Friedrich Nietzsche and Ayn Rand]. 10.2.20 (Spring 2009): 371–98. 306 The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24)

Taking Pieces of Rand with Them: Ayn Rand’s Literary Influ- ence. 12.2.24 (December 2012): 207–35.

PRICE, ROBERT M. Reply to Sciabarra: Fancy Meeting Rand Here [Symposium on “Rand, Rush, and Rock”]. 5.1.9 (Fall 2003): 215–18.

RASMUSSEN, DAVID. Rand on Abortion: A Critique [co-author: Johnson, Gregory R.]. 1.2.2 (Spring 2000): 245–61. Rejoinder to Machan and Tabarrok: Rand on Abortion, Revis- ited [co-author: Johnson, Gregory R.]. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 469–85.

RASMUSSEN, DOUGLAS B. Rand on Obligation and Value. 4.1.7 (Fall 2002): 69–86. Rejoinder to Machan: Regarding Choice and the Foundation of Morality: Reflections on Rand’s Ethics [Symposium: A Dialogue on Ayn Rand’s Ethics]. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 309–28. Rejoinder to Hartford: Rand’s Metaethics. 8.2.16 (Spring 2007): 307–16. Reply to Vedder: Defending Norms of Liberty [co-author: Den Uyl, Douglas J.]. 10.1.19 (Fall 2008): 235–38.

RAY, CAROLYN. Porter’s Rand: A Commentary [Ayn Rand’s Theory of Knowledge: A Commentary by Tom Porter]. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 117–24. Rejoinder to Porter: Second Thoughts. 4.2.8 (Spring 2003): 411. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24) 307

REED, ADAM. Object-Oriented Programming and Objectivist Epistemology: Parallels and Implications. 4.2.8 (Spring 2003): 251–84. Reply to Parrish and Toner: Not Even False: A Commentary on Parrish and Toner. 9.2.18 (Spring 2008): 361–94. Ronald E. Merrill and the Discovery of Ayn Rand’s Nietzschean Period [A Symposium on Friedrich Nietzsche and Ayn Rand]. 10.2.22 (Spring 2009): 313–28.

REGISTER, BRYAN. The Universality and Employment of Concepts. 1.2.2 (Spring 2000): 211–44. Reply to Long: Dialectics: A Reconstruction. 3.2.6 (Spring 2002): 359–80.

REISMAN, GEORGE. Ayn Rand and Ludwig von Mises [Centenary Symposium, Part II: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians]. 6.2.12 (Spring 2005): 251–58.

RICHMAN, SHELDON. Szsaz and Rand [Faith in Freedom: Libertarian Principles and Psychiatric Practices by Thomas Szsaz]. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 429–44.

RIGGENBACH, JEFF. What Art Is: What’s Not to Like? [What Art Is: The Esthetic Theory of Ayn Rand by Louis Torres and Michelle Marder Kamhi; The Aesthetics Symposium]. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 265–90. Ayn Rand’s Influence on American Popular Fiction [Centenary Symposium, Part I: Ayn Rand: Literary and Cultural Impact]. 6.1.11 (Fall 2004): 91–144. 308 The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24)

ROSENTHAL, BERNICE GLATZER. The Russian Subtext of Atlas Shrugged and The Fountainhead [Centenary Symposium, Part I: Ayn Rand: Literary and Cultural Impact]. 6.1.11 (Fall 2004): 195–225.

SAINT-ANDRE, PETER. Conceptualism in Abelard and Rand. 4.1.7 (Fall 2002): 123–40. Zamyatin and Rand. 4.2.8 (Spring 2003): 285–304. Reply to Sciabarra: Saying Yes to Rand and Rock [Symposium on “Rand, Rush, and Rock”]. 5.1.9 (Fall 2003): 219–23. Image and Integration in Ayn Rand’s Descriptive Style. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 407–19. Ayn Rand, Novelist [The Literary Art of Ayn Rand, edited by William Thomas]. 9.1.17 (Fall 2007): 175–79. Nietzsche, Rand, and the Ethics of the Great Task [A Sympo- sium on Friedrich Nietzsche and Ayn Rand]. 10.2.20 (Spring 2009): 329–42.

SANDEFUR, TIMOTHY. A Critique of Ayn Rand’s Theory of Intellectual Property Rights. 9.1.17 (Fall 2007): 139–61.

SCHWARTZ, ANDREW. Self-as-Organism and Sense of Self: Toward a Differential Conception. 9.1.17 (Fall 2007): 93–111.

SCIABARRA, CHRIS MATTHEW. The Rand Transcript. 1.1.1 (Fall 1999): 1–26. Reply to Long: Dialectical Libertarianism: All Benefits, No Hazards. 3.2.6 (Spring 2002): 381–99. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24) 309

Ayn Rand in the Scholarly Literature [“Science without Experi- ence” by Paul Feyerabend; The Abyss of Freedom / Age of the World by Slavoj Žižek; co-author: Johnson, Gregory R.]. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 165–69. Ayn Rand in the Scholarly Literature II: Rand, Rush, and Rock [Progressive Rock Reconsidered, edited by Kevin Holm-Hudson; Rocking the Classics: English Progressive Rock and the Counterculture by Edward Macan; Listening to the Future: The Time of Progressive Rock, 1968–1978 by Bill Martin; Mystic Rhythms: The Philosophical Vision of Rush by Carol Selby Price and Robert M. Price; The Music’s All that Matters: A History of Progressive Rock by Paul Stump]. 4.1.7 (Fall 2002): 161–85. Rejoinder to the Respondents [Bowman, Horwitz, Macan, Martin, Price, Saint-Andre, Welsh]: Rand, Rock, and Radicalism [Symposium on “Rand, Rush, and Rock”]. 5.1.9 (Fall 2003): 229–41. The Illustrated Rand [Centenary Symposium, Part I: Ayn Rand: Literary and Cultural Impact]. 6.1.11 (Fall 2004): 1–20. Introduction: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians [Centenary Symposium, Part II: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians; co-author: Sechrest, Larry J.]. 6.2.12 (Spring 2005): 241–50. The Rand Transcript, Revisited. 7.1.13 (Fall 2005): 1–17. Bill Bradford, Ayn Rand, and Coney Island. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 251–54. Preface: Our Tenth Anniversary Year. 10.1.19 (Fall 2008): 1. Preface: Our Tenth Anniversary Year Concludes. 10.2.20 (Spring 2009): 247. Preface: The Eleventh Year. 11.1.21 (July 2011): 1. Preface: The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies: The Best is Yet to Come. 12.1.23 (August 2012): 1–3. Preface: Expanding Boards, Expanding Horizons. 12.2.24 (December 2012): 183–91. 310 The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24)

SECHREST, LARRY J. Rand, Anarchy, and Taxes. 1.1.1 (Fall 1999): 87–105. Rejoinder to Enright, Franck, Thomas, and Ust: Taxation and Government Are Still Problematic. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 163–87. Introduction: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians [Centenary Symposium, Part II: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians; co-author: Sciabarra, Chris Matthew]. 6.2.12 (Spring 2005): 241–50. : Rand, Republicans, and Austrian Critics [Centenary Symposium, Part II: Ayn Rand Among the Austri- ans]. 6.2.12 (Spring 2005): 271–97. Missing the Mark: Salsman’s Review of the Great Depression. 9.2.18 (Spring 2008): 305–39.

SEDDON, FRED. Nyquist Contra Rand [Ayn Rand Contra Human Nature by Greg S. Nyquist]. 4.2.8 (Spring 2003): 361–72. Kant on Faith. 7.1.13 (Fall 2005): 189–202. Rand and Rescher on Truth. 8.1.15 (Fall 2006): 41–48. Rejoinder to Nyquist: Nyquist Contra Rand, Part II. 8.1.15 (Fall 2006): 121–22. Recent Writings on Ethics [Is Virtue Only A Means to Happiness? by Neera K. Badhwar, et al.; Ethical Intuitionism by Michael Huemer; Ayn Rand’s Normative Ethics by Tara Smith]. 8.2.16 (Spring 2007): 271–84. Rejoinder to Huemer: Neglecting Rand’s Metaethics. 9.1.17 (Fall 2007): 185–86. Plato, Aristotle, Rand, and Sexuality [Reason and Value: Aristotle versus Rand by Roderick T. Long, et al.; Plato: Laws 10 by Robert Mayhew; Ayn Rand, Homosexuality, and Human Liberation by Chris Matthew Sciabarra]. 10.1.19 (Fall 2008): 207–17. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24) 311

Rejoinder to Long: Long on Interpretation. 10.1.19 (Fall 2008): 231–33. Essays on Atlas Shrugged [Essays on Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged, edited by Robert Mayhew]. 11.1.21 (July 2011): 153–56.

SHARE, CADE. A Defense of Rothbardian Ethics via a Mediation of Hoppe and Rand. 12.1.23 (August 2012): 117–50.

SHEDENHELM, RICHARD. Reply to Campbell: Where Were the Counting Crows? 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 189–95.

SHMURAK, STEVEN H. De-Mystifying Emotion: Introducing the Affect Theory of Silvan Tomkins to Objectivists [includes a CD-ROM presenta- tion of “The 9 Innate Affects — S. S. Tomkins”]. 8.1.15 (Fall 2006): 1–18.

SKOBLE, AEON. A Primer on Ayn Rand [On Ayn Rand by ]. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 131–35.

STOLOFF, MATTHEW. A Guide to Rand Scholarship — I. 1.2.2 (Spring 2000): 333–44. A Guide to Rand Scholarship — II. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 171–80. Integrating Mind and Body [the Rand-influenced work of Mike Mentzer; Centenary Symposium, Part I: Ayn Rand: Literary and Cultural Influence]. 6.1.11 (Fall 2004): 145–52.

TABARROK, ALEXANDER. Reply to Johnson and Rasmussen: Rand the Moderate. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 457–67. 312 The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24)

THOMAS, WILLIAM. An Economist Reads Philosophy [Ethics as Social Science: The Moral Philosophy of Social Cooperation by Leland B. Yeager]. 5.2.10 (Spring 2004): 401–8. Rejoinder to Yeager: Clarity and the Standard of Ethics [Cente- nary Symposium, Part II: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians]. 6.2.12 (Spring 2005): 473–76.

TONER, PATRICK. Objectivist Atheology. 8.2.16 (Spring 2007): 211–35. Rejoinder to Reed: God-Talk and the Arbitrary. 9.2.18 (Spring 2008): 417–21.

TORRES, LOUIS. Critical Neglect of Ayn Rand’s Theory of Art [co-author: Kamhi, Michelle Marder]. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 1–46. Reply to The Aesthetics Symposium: Scholarly Engagement: When It Is Pleasurable and When It Is Not. 5.1.9 (Fall 2003): 105–51.

TOUCHSTONE, KATHLEEN. Economic Decision-Making and Ethical Choice. 10.1.19 (Fall 2008): 171–91.

UST, DANIEL. Reply to Sechrest: A Minor Flaw. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 161–62.

VACKER, BARRY. Reply to Bissell, Campbell, and Johnson: The Strange Attractor in Randian Aesthetics. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 197–209. Guggenheims and Grand Canyons [The Aesthetics Symposium]. 2.2.4 (Spring 2001): 361–82. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24) 313

VAN DEN BERG, HENDRIK. The Magnificent Progress Achieved By Capitalism: Is the Evidence Incontrovertible? 5.2.10 (Spring 2004): 251–69.

VEDDER, PETER E. Self-Directedness and the Human Good [Norms of Liberty: A Perfectionist Basis for Non-Perfectionist Politics by Douglas B. Rasmus- sen and Douglas J. Den Uyl]. 9.1.17 (Fall 2007): 163–74. Rejoinder to Den Uyl and Rasmussen: Difficulties in Norms of Liberty. 10.1.19 (Fall 2008): 239–42.

WALSH, DARRIN. A Revival of the Ancient Tradition in Ethics: Aristotle versus Rand. 4.1.7 (Fall 2002): 87–122.

WALSH, GEORGE V. Ayn Rand and the Metaphysics of Kant. 2.1.3 (Fall 2000): 69–103.

WELSH, THOMAS. Reply to Sciabarra: Lyricist Neil Peart: A Brandenian Pedigree [Symposium on “Rand, Rush, and Rock”]. 5.1.9 (Fall 2003): 225–27.

WETTEN, MARTIN VAN. Private War: Objectivist Political Philosophy and the Privatiza- tion of Military Force. 12.2.24 (December 2012): 263–77.

WHITE, ROBERT. Ayn Rand versus Adam Smith. 7.1.13 (Fall 2005): 141–80. 314 The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24)

WILKINSON, WILL. Capitalism and Virtue [The Virtue of Prosperity: Finding Values in an Age of Techno-Affluence by Dinesh D’Souza]. 5.2.10 (Spring 2004): 409–20.

YATES, STEVEN. Capitalism and Commerce [Capitalism and Commerce: Conceptual Foundations of Free Enterprise by Edward W. Younkins]. 7.2.14 (Spring 2006): 459–71.

YEAGER, LELAND B. Economic Incorrectness [Selling the Free Market: The Rhetoric of Economic Correctness by James Arnt Aune]. 3.1.5 (Fall 2001): 145–50. Rejoinder to Aune: On “Rhetorical Incorrectness?”. 4.1.7 (Fall 2002): 235. Reply to Thomas: An Economist Responds [Centenary Sympo- sium, Part II: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians]. 6.2.12 (Spring 2005): 467–71.

YODER, JANE. Reply to Johnson and Bell-Villada: The Silence of Synthesis. 4.2.8 (Spring 2003): 395–404.

YOUNG, CATHY. The Russian Cultural Connection: Alexander Etkind on Ayn Rand [Tolkovaniye puteshestviy: Rossiya i Amerika v travelogakh i intertekstakh (“The Interpretation of Travels: Russia and America in Travelogues and Intertexts”) by Alexander Etkind; Centenary Symposium, Part I: Ayn Rand: Literary and Cultural Impact]. 6.1.11 (Fall 2004): 185–93.

YOUNG, MICHAEL. Reply to Huemer: On Egoism and Predatory Behavior. 5.2.10 (Spring 2004): 441–56. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Vol. 12, No. 2 (Issue 24) 315

YOUNKINS, EDWARD W. Menger, Mises, Rand, and Beyond [Centenary Symposium, Part II: Ayn Rand Among the Austrians]. 6.2.12 (Spring 2005): 337–74. Toward the Development of a Paradigm of Human Flourishing in a Free Society. 9.2.18 (Spring 2008): 253–304. Ayn Rand’s Objectivist Virtues as the Foundation for Morality and Success in Business. 12.2.24 (December 2012): 237–62.

ŽIŽEK, SLAVOJ. The Actuality of Ayn Rand. 3.2.6 (Spring 2002): 215–27.