views of freedom and bravery. Consider—and cite—the work of Abraham Lincoln (either his own words in “The Emancipation Proclamation” or from Walt Whitman’s tribute to him in “O Captain! My Captain!”). Also, cite the cases of Prometheus and Dr. Heidegger, characters who must decide how free they really are. Specifically, explain how we should think of ourselves as free and what responsibility we have for making our free choices. In what ways can we be courageous? In what ways should we be courageous? Use your own examples from the people you know, but include at least three examples from these people you have met in the readings in this module.