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Source. In 2 books.
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The main characters of the novel - architect Howard Roark and journalist Dominique Francon - defend the freedom of the creative individual in the struggle against a society that values "equal opportunities" for all. Together and alone, with and against each other, but always against the crowd. They are individualists, their mission is to create and transform the world. Through the vicissitudes of the characters' fates and a fascinating plot, the author conducts the main idea of the book - EGO is the source of human progress. "In the absolute sense, an egoist is by no means a person who sacrifices others. It is a man who stands above the need to utilize others. He does without them. He has nothing to do with them in his aims, in his motives of action, in his thinking, in his desires, or in the origin of his energy. He is not there for other people, and he does not ask that others be there for him. It is the only form of brotherhood and mutual respect possible between men." Howard Roark
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