POLITICAL FREEDOM VERSUS FREE WILL: NOTES ON ARENDT'S CRITICISM TO THE SOVEREIGNTY THROUGH THE CONCEPT OF WILL

In antiquity freedom was seen as the status of free man, able to go into the world and interact with others through words and actions, was never a philosophical problem. Only when Christians found a kind of freedom that had no relation to politics, according to the notion of will as free will, that the concept of freedom could penetrate the history of philosophy. In the political field this philosophical deviation shifted the issue of freedom in the sense of virtuosity to the sovereignty idea, political consequence of the most dangerous because it denies the character of plurality of the human freedom.