Social Choice Phenomenology — A Critique of Sartre (Part 13)

In this article, we mainly discuss the general process of choice. We divide the procedure of choice into three parts: the pre-choice stage, the choice stage, and the post-choice stage. Sometimes the pre-choice stage is extremely difficult, and the subject does not know how to choose. At other times, the post-choice stage is extremely difficult, and implementing the choice may encounter numerous obstacles. In some cases, both the pre-choice and post-choice stages are difficult: the subject struggles to make a decision, and after making the decision, achieving the purpose of that choice is equally challenging.