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Title: Rand's case that sacrificial relationships are unnecessary
Review: Ayn Rand put off more than a few readers by using "selfishness" in a nonstandard way, but in doing so she undoubtedly made her point dramatically and strikingly. The essays in this book defend Rand's view that human relationships can and should be based on the principle of mutual benefit and that "sacrifice" is never necessary or proper. This point is simple and essential; yet many readers who failed to grasp it have bashed Rand for saying things she never said. Read this book and find out for yourself what this giant of twentieth-century thought actually meant by rational egoism.
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