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EPILOGUE: AYN RAND IN AMERICAN MEMORY
and a sense of the sacred. She maintained that these emotions were not
supernatural in origin, but were “the entire emotional realm of man’s
dedication to a moral ideal.” It was these emotions she wanted to stir
with The Fountainhead, “without the self-abasement required by religious
defi nitions.” 15 Rand intended her books to be a sort of scripture,
and for all her emphasis on reason it is the emotional and psychological
sides of her novels that make them timeless. Reports of Ayn Rand’s
death are greatly exaggerated. For many years to come she is likely to
remain what she has always been, a fertile touchstone of the American
imagination.
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