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Что (кто) такое objectification - определение
Objectification
TREATMENT OF HUMANS OR ANIMALS AS OBJECTS
Objectify; Objectifies; Objectivation; Inanimate objectification; Objectifying
In social philosophy, objectification is the act of treating a person, or sometimes an animal, as an object or a thing. It is part of dehumanization, the act of disavowing the humanity of others.
Objectify
TREATMENT OF HUMANS OR ANIMALS AS OBJECTS
Objectify; Objectifies; Objectivation; Inanimate objectification; Objectifying
·vt To cause to become an object; to cause to assume the character of an object; to render objective.
objectify
TREATMENT OF HUMANS OR ANIMALS AS OBJECTS
Objectify; Objectifies; Objectivation; Inanimate objectification; Objectifying
¦ verb (objectifies, objectifying, objectified)
1. express in a concrete form.
2. degrade to the status of a mere object: a sexist attitude that objectifies women.
Derivatives
objectification noun
Примеры употребления для objectification
1. Previous research has linked the sexual objectification of women in society to disordered eating behaviors among women.
2. Perhaps because of his relentless objectification – and worship – of the female form, feminist critics viewed his work with contempt, while art critics avoided it all together.
3. It has been described as the ultimate objectification of women.] It raised the question of how much of your freedom you could give away.
4. Is objectification the worst thing that can happen, or do some women feel more denigrated by rubbish cliched dialogue about periods and men who won‘t commit?
5. "Why is this the new feminism, and not what it looks like, the old objectification?" I read Gallagher and Kramer Levy‘s critique and they don‘t blink.