This course introduces the basic principles and methods of objective communication, both oral and written.
Communication is treated as a science, as a skill that has certain objective principles that can be learned and applied to the improvement of one’s work. Through written assignments, lectures and writing analysis, students are encouraged to think critically about communication—their own and that of others.
Join live online classes and participate in the discussion.
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Submit assignments for feedback from expert faculty—or simply enjoy the content and discussions for personal enrichment.
All courses include access to top-notch coaches, who help you set goals, stay on track, and apply what you’re learning to career or intellectual pursuits.
Interactive session leaders for weekly live classes and Q&A
Keith Lockitch
ARI Live Courses are for avocational and professional development purposes. They are not licensed and not accredited.
This course assumes a moderate background in Objectivism amd some experience with other ARI Live Courses. Students should have completed at least Objectivism through Ayn Rand’s Fiction, Part 1 or The Philosophy of Objectivism, Part 1, and ideally Part 2 of either course.
We offer foundational courses in Objectivism and objective communication each year, as well as courses in special topics such as epistemology, literature, business, and intellectual history.
