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Ayn Rand and the Politics of Propertyury American fiction, although that has begun to change. Sharon Stockton and Michael Szalay have recently demonstrated Rand’s engagement with conceptions of brainwork central to the Depression era in which she wrote her first bestselling novel, . (1943).. In what follows I use Rand’s 1957 novel . to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-23495-0ty become a commodity? The answer to this question was, of course, a multifaceted narrative, but at the heart of that narrative were not words, but images. The prolific illustrated broadcasts of the seed trade were central to this complex process of commodification.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-24067-8ry of the title and illustration beg us to discover. But the tag line above the image on the 1956 paperback edition suggests that readers of the 1950s . knew him: “The superb best seller America is taking to its heart. … A touching, powerful novel about men and women you know, live with, and love!“