Is radical self-determination relevant to the theory of freedom? In other words, is it a constitutive moment of freedom? Frank Dettinger understands radical self-determination as being the faculty of an acting subject - in whose personal and characteristic nature decisions and actions are established - to self-determine in an independent act.

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Geboren 1983; Studium der Ev. Theologie in Tübingen und Wien; 2012-15 Ausbildungsvikariat in Perouse, Dekanat Leonberg; seit 2015 Pfarrer in Ditzingen.