The reification of humans, turning them into things, is a familiar pattern in modern warfare. |
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The show, which ended its seven-season run in May, began as a reification of the horrors of high school. |
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Thompson enumerates a number of the strategies of domination, including legitimation, dissimulation, unification, fragmentation, and reification. |
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If we make decisions based on our worst fears, rather than a realistic assessment of their likely reification, we are acting out of panic. |
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I want you to be mindful of what is called hylozoism and reification in philosophy. |
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And in these times of crisis, reification, and dehumanization, I love the possibility of the human being's future vindication. |
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As first generation Critical Theorists saw it in the 1940s, this process of reification occurs at two different levels. |
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We reject the reification of the poor and seek to make them not objects of our pity but subjects of their own development and agents of change. |
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The reification of 'literacy' should be avoided if we are to escape the mistakes of the past. |
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It would be social scientists using an analytic strategy that avoids reification and is cognizant of the pitfalls of reductionism and dualism. |
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Nietzsche pits intuition, metaphor, and the Dionysian against rationality, conceptual reification, and the Apollonian. |
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Let us just note here the correlative risk, which is not intentional but can already be observed, of such as option: i.e. and in return, the trivialisation or even reification of humans. |
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It also notes that the reification of the categories of voluntary and mandatory approaches to business and human rights is an impediment to innovative thinking and action. |
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Teachers appear to operate within a structural functionalist ideology with its positivist and universalising orientation and its reification of reality. |
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Reification is the essential act of modeling: the modeler takes the decision to isolate part of what is real, in order to represent it in the class category. |
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