The Fountainhead and Anthem外国文学导读指南系列丛书.pdfVIP

A Penguin Group (USA) Teachers Guide to Two Ayn Rand Novels The FounTainhead Teachers Guide by Andrew Bernstein, Ph.D. and anTheM Teachers Guide by Michael S. Berliner, Ph.D. The Fountainhead ISBN 0-451-19115-3 Anthem ISBN 0-451-19113-7 For additional teachers guides, catalogs, or descriptive brochures, please write to: Penguin Group (USA) Academic Marketing Department 375 Hudson Street New York, NY 10014-3657 academic@ To order, call 1-800-526-0275 In Canada, write to: Penguin Books Canada Limited c/o Canbook Distribution Services Education Department 1220 Nicholson Road Newmarket, Ontario L3V 7V1 Printed in the United States of America This teachers guide is being published in cooperation with: ® The Ayn Rand Institute PO Box 57044 Irvine, CA 92619-7044 Tel: 1-800-365-6522 Web: E-mail: mail@ The FounTainhead About This Guide 5 Introduction 5 Principal Characters6 An Overview 6 Howard Roark 7 Peter Keating8 Ellsworth Toohey 9 Gail Wynand9 Dominique Francon10 The Climax of the Novel 11 Philosophical Themes in Roark’s Speech 11 Suggested Study Questions 15 Extending Learning 16 Essay Contests 16 About the Author of This Guide 16 anTheM About This Guide 18 Theme 18 The Value of Anthem to Young Students19 Summary of the Story20 Utopias and Anti-Utopias 21 Philosophical Meaning 21 Individualism vs. Collectivism22 Selflessness 22 Egoism 23 Free Will 23 Suggested Study Questions and Activities 24 An Objectivist Bibliography 26 Ayn Rand’s Novels 26 Ayn Rand’s Other Fiction 26 Ayn Rand’s Nonfiction 26 Works by Leonard Peikoff 28