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Lecture Notes
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16 January 2003

Suggested Readings


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LIBERTY LEARNING
EXCHANGE

WHY    WHAT    WHO    WHERE    LECTURE NOTES


Why the Liberty Learning Exchange?

The Liberty Learning Exchange was formed by active Libertarians to promote a better understanding of libertarianism: a logically consistent & ethically justifiable approach to political, economic, and social structure . It seeks to introduce people to the philosophy of liberty, and deepen the knowledge of people already subscribing to the philosophy of liberty.

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What is the Liberty Learning
Exchange?

The Liberty Learning Exchange is a group that meets every Thursday night in the western suburbs of Chicago to study libertarian thought, and discuss current events and issues from a libertarian perspective.

The Liberty Learning Exchange operates under these general guidelines, suggested by Richard Latimer (a long-time admirer of Objectivism and hopeful, charter member of the Libertarian Party):

  1. Establish a topic
  2. Interleave presentation/discussion/presentation/discussion
  3. Promote dialogue over argument
  4. Promote knowledge exchange over authoritarianism

The third Thursday of each month is dedicated to a discussion of a current issue or event from a libertarian perspective. The remaining Thursdays are devoted to listening to, or reading, about a philosphical aspect of libertarianism, and discussing it.


Tentative Liberty Learning Exchange Schedule
6/19/03
Reason and Virtue
6/26/03
Justice vs. Mercy
The Evil of Self-Sacrifice
Government and the Individual
The Economics of a Free Society
TBD
The Psycology of Sex
Romanticism, Naturalism, and the Novels of Ayn Rand, Part I
Romanticism, Naturalism, and the Novels of Ayn Rand, Part II
The Nature of Evil
The Benevolent Sense of Life
**Reminder: The Liberty Learning Exchange is not a psychology self-help group. These topics will be studied and discussed from a philosphical perspective.


Liberty Learning Exchange E-Mail Discussion Group

The Liberty Learning Exchange e-mail discussion group (LearnLiberty, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/learnliberty/) is intended as a forum for Liberty Learning Exchange attendees to question, criticize, and discuss the topics and ideas presented at LLE meetings.

You may sign-up for the Liberty Learning Exchange e-mail discussion group by entering your email address in the space below, the clicking on the "Yahoo Groups Join Now" button.

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Who attends Libertarian Learning
Exchange meetings?

The Liberty Learning Exchange attendees include people who where introduced to Objectivism in the 1950's, who are charter members of the Libertarian Party, who have come to understand libertarianism more recently, and who are just curious about libertarianism.

The Liberty Learning Exhange is not an outlet for direct political activism or self-help: it is an educational forum.

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Where does the Liberty Learning
Exchange meet?

The Libertarian Learning Exchange meets every Thursday night at a home near the intersection of I355 and I88 in the western suburbs of Chicago. If you would like to attend a Liberty Learning Exchange meeting, please email the Liberty Learning Exchange at lle@mythofsisyphus.net.

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The Liberty Learning Exchange welcomes any writing by LLE participants relevant to LLE discussion topics. E-mail your writing to the LLE, if you would like your writing posted on this page.

It's a Maddingly, MM-AA-DD World,
a short, witty essay by Richard Latimer (©1997)


Objectivism
Links


"There are two sides to every issue: one side is right and the other is wrong, but the middle is always evil. The man who is wrong still retains some respect for truth, if only by accepting the responsibility of choice. But the man in the middle is the knave who blanks out the truth in order to pretend that no choice or values exist, who is willing to sit out the course of any battle, willing to cash in on the blood of the innocent or to crawl on his belly to the guilty, who dispenses justice by condemning both the robber and the robbed to jail, who solves conflicts by ordering the thinker and the fool to meet each other halfway. In any compromise between food and poison, it is only death that can win. In any compromise between good and evil, it is only evil that can profit."
– Ayn Rand




The Lecture Series the LLE is studying now:

Basic
Principles
of
Objectivism

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If you are interested in the Liberty Learning Exchange, you may also be interested in the DuPage
Libertarians
, one of the oldest Libertarian organizations in the USA, established in 1972, and the New
Intellectual
Forum
.





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