objectification

The objectification of the human, she says, then transfers to the child.

Do you find pleasure in getting to that point of objectification?

So women have moved from fighting objectification to seeking it.

Another word for comparing a person with an object is Objectification.

He practiced the psychology of objectification when at a death scene.

The objection to the objectification of women is not a recent phenomenon.

The objectification of women in the media is an entirely different, separate and larger issue.

Man - The objectification of God in the human form.

The objectification of women is another strong issue hidden in this tale.

There have been campaigns against domestic violence and the objectification of women.

Sexual objectification can occur as a social construct among individuals.

An objectification of the entire issue must be at the heart of things, however.

The painful ironies of these two objectifications come across very well.

This idea aims to reach beyond the level of objectification in architecture.

Effects of objectification theory are identified on both the individual and societal levels.

I guess the theme of objectification runs throughout my work."

There are attempts to condemn the objectification of disabled people.

This objectification greatly affects women; however, men are also affected.

Other feminists contest feminist claims about the objectification of women.

Human furniture is a form of fetishism and sexual objectification.

These observations follow from a recognition that objectification is a process, not an entity.

Objectification refers to the treating of an abstract concept as a real thing.

Objectification is a powerful and often harmful agent of socialization in our culture.

And this kind of unwanted objectification has not been confined to studio lots.

This summary is only a temporary closure in the meaning of objectification.