Robert Mayhew is Professor of Philosophy at Seton Hall University.

Part 1 Part 1: The History of Anthem Chapter 2 Anthem in Manuscript: Finding the Words Chapter 3 Publishing Anthem Chapter 4 Anthem: '38 and '46 Chapter 5 Reviews of Anthem Chapter 6 Adapting Anthem: Projects That Were and Might Have Been Chapter 7 Anthem and 'The Individualist Manifesto' Part 8 Part 2: Anthem as Literature and as Philosophy Chapter 9 Anthem as a Psychological Fantasy Chapter 10 Anthem in the Context of Related Literary Works: 'We are not like our brothers' Chapter 11 'Sacrilege toward the Individual': The Anti-Pride of Thomas More's Utopia and Anthem's Radical Alternative Chapter 12 Needs of the Psyche in Ayn Rand's Early Ethical Thought Chapter 13 Breaking the Metaphysical Chains of Dictatorship: Free Will and Determinism in Anthem Chapter 14 Prometheus' Discovery: Individualism and the Meaning of the Concept "I" in Anthem Chapter 15 Freedom of Disassociation in Anthem Chapter 16 Anthem and Collectivist Regression into Primitivism Part 17 Epilogue: Anthem: An Appreciation Part 18 Appendix: Teaching Anthem: A Guide for High School and University Teachers