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The term Objectivism/Objectivist can refer to:
- Ayn Rand's philosophy, which she called Objectivism.
- Objectivism (metaphysics), a philosophical stance that holds that reality is not mind dependent.
- Moral objectivism, an ethical position that certain acts are objectively right or wrong.
- The Ayn Rand Institute, a think-tank in Irvine, California promoting this philosophy.
- Neo-Objectivism a large family of ideological viewpoints and cultural values claiming to be descended from objectivism.
- The Objectivist Center a think tank in Washington, D.C.
- The group of writers known as the Objectivist poets.
See also
- Objectivity
- Object (disambiguation)
- Subjectivity, the converse of objectivity.
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