1. When you think of your existence in the world, how do you think of it?
   1. How do you exist in the world?
   2. What is the world?
   3. What are you?
   4. What is the relationship between you and the world?
2. Now consider how Heidegger thinks about 'being in the world' as Dasein. The idea that we are thrown into existence and can only truly understand ourselves and existence through our unique moods of experiencing the world.
   1. How does this perspective on our existence in the world change your previous reflections?
   2. Are there similarities? Differences? What are they, explain.
3. What is Heidegger's conception of anxiety?
   1. Where does anxiety arise from and how does it affect our existence in the world?
   2. How is it useful for us to live authentically?
   3. Now, reflect on how you live your life and this notion of anxiety.
   4. How does it relate to your own thoughts on your existence and living authentically?
4. What are Heidegger's thoughts on the crowd?
   1. What is the crowd?
   2. What is its relation to the individual?
   3. How does it bar us from living authentically?
   4. Now, reflect on your own life.
   5. How does Heidegger's thoughts on the crowd relate to how you think of mass society? Is it similar? Different? Explain.

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Thinking about my existence in the world I see myself as an individual with a unique perspective and experiences I exist in the world as a conscious being with thoughts emotions and interactions with ... View the full answer