DE Weekly: Situatedness, the Crowd, & the Limits of Freedom

Last week, I wrote about radical freedom in Existentialism: a facet of our human condition that gives us the ability to choose which actions we take in our lives, and which contributes, ultimately, to the outcomes of our lives. I wrote also about the anxiety of choice we all encounter as a result of this, and the despair that might follow.

Further, I described what “genuine” free will might mean for us as humans, and how to exercise it appropriately.