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This paper explores the alignment between Heidegger's notion of the authentic self in Being and Time and the Western concept of freedom, and examines whether there is room for the presence of others in the process of becoming an authentic self. With specific focus on the concept of individuation within Heidegger's authenticity, this paper reveals the connection between the authentic self and the notion of freedom. This analysis shows the tension that arises between the process of authentic self-becoming and coexistence with others. Additionally, the paper deals with responses addressing the challenge of the perception that Heidegger's authentic self lacks a relationship with others. By reviewing interpretations that question this perception, I argue that authentic Dasein, as a being- in-the-world, has a relationship with others, but this relationship is distinct from the process of becoming one's authentic self.

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