Leonard Peikoff’s Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand Is Now Available in Hebrew

Leonard Peikoff’s Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand (OPAR) has recently been published in Hebrew. This brings Dr. Peikoff’s definitive work to new audiences, advancing the spread of the Objectivist philosophy in Israel.

The translation includes the complete text of OPAR, along with Peikoff’s epilogue, “The Duel Between Plato and Aristotle,” and an index.

The project, spanning four and a half years, was conducted by Anochi Publishing with the support of the Ayn Rand Center Israel, which is affiliated with but independent of ARI. The book, released by the organization’s Anochi Publishing, will be sold on Amazon, anochi.com, and at the Center’s events.

It joins a growing library of works related to Objectivism that have been translated into Hebrew, including Rand’s four novels; Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal; A New Textbook of Americanism; and Free Market Revolution. For me, the release of this translation gives an opportunity to celebrate the impact of Rand’s and Peikoff’s works on our lives.

Editor’s note: Previously, Objectivism: the Philosophy of Ayn Rand was translated into Czech. Rand’s works have been translated into more than three dozen languages. ARI maintains a list of translations, but is unable to verify their accuracy.