The philosophical concept of "the Other" is intrinsically linked to human physiology. Without the five senses, a conscious mind would exist in a void, unable to differentiate between itself and anything else. The senses act as the physical boundary and the bridge between the internal mind (the Self) and external reality.
The philosophical concept of "the Other" is intrinsically linked to human physiology. Without the five senses, a conscious mind would exist in a void, unable to differentiate between itself and anything else. The senses act as the physical boundary and the bridge between the internal mind (the Self) and external reality.