Existentialism
Many people try to understand the meaning of life and whether there is a spiritual force behind it. This is what is known as absurdity since eventually, the person will not have any meaning of existence. Some philosophers tried to find out about existence, for instance, Jean-Paul Sartre, who does not believe in a God and that a person first live then discovers more about himself and the world (Booker, 2015 pg. 282). Albert Camus is another philosopher who wondered whether there is a God or not and what man was supposed to believe to protect him from bad faith. But each person has some range of individualism hence believes as he or she chooses just like Friedrich Nietzsche, who believed that God is dead and that man 's existence is meaningless, and life bears no meaning (Gillespie, 2015 pg. 86).
Simone De Beauvoir was also an
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Women can choose to wear anything ranging from traditional garments covering the body fully, to pants, to unisex or androgynous clothing, without much notice.
Marriage and sex
Most men in the film are married but they always cheat on them. Many of the characters in the film are heterosexual privilege. In the film, a desire for same sex relationships is seen in some episodes (Goodlad, Kaganovsky, & Rushing, 2013, mad man). This means that opposite sex marriage in the film is not very much recognized.
Statistics Canada shows that in 2003, the age of first marriage in Canada was 28.5 for women and 30.6 for men. In 1973, it was 22.8 and 25.2. The age of first motherhood has similarly gone up from 23.4 in 1976 to 28.0 in 2003. Sex education and the discussion of sexual topics has gone from a nearly taboo subject in the late 1950s to something taught in most primary schools.
Technology
It is seen that the technology is not well networked and the advertising techniques as they are done by Sterling Cooper are