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  1. Grames
    Objectivist philosophy professor Stephen Hicks of Rockford College, Rockford, Illinois has a second edition of this book out. He has a page on his personal website describing the content, and a downloadable pdf file of the first edition. I am reading the pdf now. The gist of this intellectual history was partly covered in Peikoff's The Ominous Parallels, but this book has that history as its primary focus and is much more thorough. One of the points addressed early on is "wasn't Kant an advocate of reason". By the end of the first three chapters there is what appears to be a compr
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