Examples of using Objectifying 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
Objectifying to keep their anonymity,
God cannot be summarized in objectifying language or known through a list of doctrines.
The track is both a clever inversion of lady objectifying hits like“Cherry Pie” and a catchy hair-metal song.
The reason I put this here is also to queue up my thoughts about objectifying what play does.
of quantifying and objectifying models.
efficacious scientific knowledge offered by the classification manuals justifies impoverished and objectifying understandings and school trajectories.
between the"souls in things" and objectifying objects.
which derived from the objectifying nature of its device.
advertising still remains the female representation in a inferior position to that of men, objectifying her body as marketing strategy.
We question the supervised practice of teacher's educational courses, in distance learning modality, objectifying to understand in what way the supervised practice at ead makes possible the education, based upon the construction of teacher's autonomy.
The stable nucleus of this movement is the human being objectifying as production factor,
Approves changes of Technical Regulation to Broadcasting Senders in Modulated Freqüency, objectifying, specifically, the magnifying of band of the Sonore broadcasting in modulated frequency from 87.8 to 108 MHz, from 87.4 to 108 MHz.
This dissertation aims at analysing the objectifying of violence for unicef from problematizing the life circle notion,
federal scope, objectifying the establishment of standards of quality
groups as structural mechanisms that enable-constrain their actions- and objectifying practice- that is,
The traditional debate between natural sciences and their manner of objectifying the event studied
However, therapy is associated with fear and loneliness by objectifying the situation of seropositivity,
taking the role of organizer of spaces and bodies, objectifying the subjects and their needs.
which will be submitted to an“objectifying apprehension”, p.
created for the subordination and objectifying of women and self-perpetuated by reproductive competition