This paper is about different semantic interpretations of freedom in philosophy’s history such as necessity, (in) dependence, grace, fate, estrangement, responsibility, choice. We consider choice as a semantic interpretation of a freedom’s category contents and offer a new theoretical model of choice as a phenomenon.

To open the nature of choice more completely today it is necessary to analyze the conception of “choice” from the positions of phenomenology and synergetic. Thus, in this paper new approaches to understanding of a choice phenomenon will be depicted: phenomenological and synergetic, which   allow to mark out three stages in the mechanism of choice’s realization: immersing into chaos, being in chaos and going out of chaos.