"Otherwise than Being" is a philosophical concept introduced by Emmanuel Levinas. It explores the idea that existence cannot be fully understood through traditional notions of being. Instead, it emphasizes the importance of ethics and the relationship between individuals, suggesting that our understanding of existence is shaped by our interactions with others. This concept challenges the focus on self-centered existence, proposing that true understanding comes from recognizing the "Other." By prioritizing the ethical responsibility towards others, "Otherwise than Being" invites a deeper exploration of meaning beyond mere existence, highlighting the significance of human relationships and moral obligations.