Exploring Freedom Through Existentialism

This chapter delves into the concept of freedom from an existentialist viewpoint, emphasizing ownership of actions and the dynamic interplay between constraints and personal growth. It critiques the notion of absolute free will, arguing that true freedom is context-driven and shaped by individual choices amidst societal influences. The discussion further highlights the ethical frameworks surrounding freedom and the complexities of navigating one's agency in a consumer-driven culture, alongside the impacts of authoritarianism.