Sartre, the "Other," and Advertising

The "Other" is a concept that refers to an individual who is different from the self or not the same. In this sense, the "Other" is different. Women have often been the "Other" in society, particularly in the media where representations often objectify them and position them as objects for the gratification of the non-Other male. The Other has often been used to exclude o

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