To exercise freedom BY RIDDING ONES SELF OF ILLUSION


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tHE transcendental preoccupations of Western thought, which set reified, metaphysically assured figurations of Being over and above the processes of Becoming

tHE GOOD NEWS IS THAT THERE HAS BEEN A  disavowal of such metaphysically anchored and ultimately timeless configurations of human being frees man from determinism and ‘throws’ him into his existential freedom. 
In Kojève’s thinking, man’s struggle is to exercise this freedom in order to produce a world in which his desires are satisfied, in the course of which he comes to accept his own freedom, ridding himself of the illusions of religion and superstition, ‘heroically’ claiming his own finitude or mortality.

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