Примери за използване на Commodification на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I choose to not participate in the commodification of my persona.
And the commodification of culture is uniquely oppressive to black people?
The imagination and the market:the forms of commodification of the imagination.
In fact, any form of commodification of the body or part of it is contrary to human dignity.
You can all supply your own favorite,most nauseating examples of the commodification of love.
Indeed, any form of commodification of the body or any part of it is contrary to human dignity.
It is a capitalism that in its late form is driven by the logic of commodification of all forms of social life.
Indeed, every form of commodification of the body or a part thereof is contrary to human dignity.
In 2011 in Italy we succeeded in winning a public referendum against commodification and water pricing.
Think of the exploitation and commodification of the female body in the media in contemporary culture.
As Francois shares“Part of community art's radicalism was its rejection of art markets and the commodification of culture.
Capitalism and commodification have thus facilitated both humanitarianism and new forms of self-invention.
Native Americans represented on this box of cereal are fixed as media icons through the commodification of their tribal identity or through the market potential of their supposed traditions.
The commodification of aspects of social life previously guaranteed by state provision or produced in common;
According to project leader Vlad Sitnikov, this commodification of the night sky is the next logical step in advertising.
Alas, water commodification and privatisation remain very strong today, the fight against must continue and be strengthened all over the world.
In his famous book The Great Transformation Karl Polanyi speaks of counter-movements andresistances to the big process of commodification(of course, he was writing in the early 1940s).
As previously suggested, the commodification of public space tends to provoke protests from activists for urban environment.
They seem as two of the best significations that the grassroots have managed to create andarticulate as a potential substitute for the rotting ones of hierarchy and commodification which dominate and destroy our world today.
The corporatization, commodification, and privatization of hitherto public assets have been signal features of the neoliberal project.
Though widely derided by the fashion world, this plain,super-normal style is arguably a reaction to the commodification of individuality, the idea that you can buy uniqueness off the peg in Topshop.
It is also sometimes referred to as commodification, emphasizing the compatibility of capitalism with alienation(a common theme of the early work of Karl Marx; see Marx's theory of alienation).
It is leading to the continued weakening of the most vulnerable economies,to the privatisation of key sectors of the economy, to the commodification of ever more areas of social life, and to the attack on public services.
This is sometimes also referred to as commodification, emphasizing the compatibility of capitalism with alienation(a common theme of the early work of Karl Marx).
It is the struggle for an entire way of life, the resistance of a world threatened by rapid globalization or, rather, of a culture with its daily rituals and manners,which are threatened by post-historical commodification.
Abetted by technology, the commodification of formerly non-monetary goods and services has accelerated over the last few centuries, to the point today where very little is left outside the money realm.
Takes the view that the economic value of biodiversity should be reflected in indicators which guide decision-making,without leading to the commodification of biodiversity, and which go beyond GDP;
This means not only resisting the increased drive to commodification of the last thirty years- of education, of health structures, of the body, of water and air- but decommodifying as well agricultural and industrial production.
Communities, groups and, where applicable,individuals should play a significant role in determining what constitutes threats to their intangible cultural heritage including the decontextualization, commodification and misrepresentation of it and in deciding how to prevent and mitigate such threats.
Commodification- the transformation of activities performed for private use into activities performed for sale on the open market- allowed people to use their time more efficiently, specializing in what they were relatively good at and buying other things from other people.”.