On Nabokov’s Birthday, Lessons in Liberty

Posted by DrEdwardHudgins 9 years ago to Culture
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On Vladimir Nabokov's birthday, read about his connection to Ayn Rand and his ideas on freedom in one's soul.

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  • Posted by $ Olduglycarl 9 years ago
    A finite amount of Human Consciousness...
    Actually he was referring to awareness of the world and consciousness giving a mind to retreat to.

    The moral of these stories...only to an extent can one ignore the culture or a tyrant and carve out your own happiness...but there comes a point when one must engage in change or flee.
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  • Posted by ISank 9 years ago
    Interesting story of gnostical turpitude. Society does it again in cultures around the world.
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