Harriet Rubin's Books
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Dante in LoveIn the vein of Brunelleschi's Dome, Galileo's Daughter, and Wittgenstein's Poker, Dante in Love is a geographic and spiritual re-creation of the...Read More
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Patchogue Patch, March 4, 2013
...Time: 12:40 pm–1:40 pm St. Joseph’s College is pleased to welcome Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow Harriet Rubin to present the lecture, “ .” Ms. Rubin is a writer, consultant, lecturer on leadership trends and the author of dozens of...
Inquisitr, August 14, 2012
...circles, but Ayn Rand’s work has gotten criticism from the other side of the aisle. Literary critic Harriet Rubin said in the New York Times that her major work Atlas Shrugged is a “glorification of the right of individuals to live entirely for their...
Yahoo! News, August 14, 2012
...in some cases, provide the philosophical underpinnings for most of Rand's narratives. The novelist and literary critic Harriet Rubin wrote bluntly in the New York Times that "Atlas Shrugged" is a "glorification of the right of individuals to live...
Zimbio, May 26, 2012
...s a sidelong sensibility at work with this post-feminist analog on the Renaissance's great work of strategy. Harriet Rubin urges women to triumph by turning their enemies into allies in addition to their fear into power; by enlarging their sphere in lieu...
Upstart Business Journal, October 15, 2012
...Here's what was in the April 2008 issue of Condé Nast Portfolio: Sexism by Harriet Rubin: After decades of progress, women's advances in the business world have ground to a halt. What this means for all of us, women and men. Search Mission by...
Inquisitr, August 14, 2012
...circles, but Ayn Rand’s work has gotten criticism from the other side of the aisle. Literary critic Harriet Rubin said in the New York Times that her major work Atlas Shrugged is a “glorification of the right of individuals to live entirely for their...
Yahoo! News, August 14, 2012
...in some cases, provides the philosophical underpinnings for most of Rand's narratives. The novelist and literary critic Harriet Rubin wrote bluntly in the New York Times that "Atlas Shrugged" is a "glorification of the right of individuals to live...
ABC News, August 14, 2012
...objectivism in some cases, provide the philosophical underpinnings for most of Rand?s narratives. The novelist and literary critic Harriet Rubin wrote bluntly in the New York Times that ?Atlas Shrugged? is a ?glorification of the right of individuals to...
Yahoo! News, August 14, 2012
...in some cases, provide the philosophical underpinnings for most of Rand's narratives. The novelist and literary critic Harriet Rubin wrote bluntly in the New York Times that "Atlas Shrugged" is a "glorification of the right of individuals to live...
Dynamic Business, August 9, 2012
...do you mean?, I hear you ask. I recently read an article called The Power of Words by Harriet Rubin (31 December 1998). Whilst written more than a decade ago the content is more relevant today than ever before, as I think we have lost the ability to...
