Sophia Rosenfeld explores the complex relationship between choice and freedom in her work, 'The Age of Choice.' While choice is often touted as synonymous with freedom in contemporary society, Rosenfeld reveals its historical context and questions its liberating qualities. She argues that consumerism has significantly influenced the understanding of choice, advocating for a deeper discussion on the implications of seemingly endless options. The article connects literary references and historical examples to illustrate how choice-making has evolved and impacts personal autonomy.
In 'The Age of Choice,' Rosenfeld studies how the concept of choice has evolved to symbolize freedom, while exploring its burdensome implications in modern life.
Rosenfeld discusses how the notion of choice, while celebrated in capitalist democracies, often leads to overwhelming options that create anxiety rather than freedom.
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