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Re: Rand, Woods, Spencer, Freud? (#62259)
by Chris Matthew Sciabarra on June 6, 2005 at 6:49 AM
Ralph, I wasn't the one who raised the issue of the Woods book. I actually have yet to read the Woods book.

BTW, you mention again the Human Events list. I hadn't read that list until you'd linked to it, but by the time I got to that list, it took a back seat to your list.

Looking over that list now, there is much to disagree with. I certainly would not have put the Kinsey Report or The Feminine Mystique on a list that includes Hitler and Mao. And the inclusion of Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil, for me, is problematic: Nietzsche is open to too much diverse interpretation and misinterpretation for any of his books to be listed unequivocally.

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