Examples of using Objectification in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
Through the processes of objectification and anchoring, social representations play a central role in directing
Facing this double crisis reveals the deconstruction of human objectification and should be the first therapeutic act, so that the singularity arises in the conceptual constructions of the crisis.
Objectification more broadly means treating a person as a commodity
The blood is presented as the objectification of HIV, reminding the caregiver the child's HIV status.
The value of the'other' must be absolute- without objectification; so that each party is apprehended in the fullness of their being.
Next month, I'm going to be lecturing in Stockholm, Sweden, on the objectification of the female form in post-war modernism.
And the objectification is there, but again, the meaning of the objectification itself changes over time and according to place.
It is this objectification which allows some to deprive others of their right to liberty,
I feel that the objectification goes beyond the physical
power/duty transgressions and objectification of childhood.
This objectification is here taken as motto to explore the subject of the body,
The exploitation of black labour, the objectification of black bodies,
It is a relationship of power characterized both by domination and by objectification.
However, with the capitalist mode of production this objectification becomes fragmented
The objectification of the body is made in a process of analysis where the“model” of beauty triggers any kind of following interaction.
binarisms, objectification and technification present in the heterodoxy of contemporary thinking.
A vicious cycle of the accumulation of capital, of the objectification of life and its means.
This points to discourse as a strategic element of the objectification of subjective reality used by the discussant subject.
Oh. I am exploring the dialectic of a post-colonial symbiosis… Between the otherness of the object and the objectification of the other.
the same time, as the objectification of the subject.