Exemple de utilizare a Commodification în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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I choose to not participate in the commodification of my persona.
Commodification came with industrialization(capitalism).
It is enriched when shared andimpoverished by ownership and commodification.
And the commodification of culture is uniquely oppressive to black people?
It is enriched when shared andimpoverished by ownership and commodification.
We didn't manage, however, to stop water's commodification and privatisation as much as necessary and widespread.
In 2011 in Italy we succeeded in winning a public referendum against commodification and water pricing.
I'm gonna put an end to mass commodification of specialized goods. No longer will we buy cheaply made clothes for extraordinary prices.
Johnson writes most often in free verse on topics generally revolving around femininity and the commodification of female bodies.
Alas, water commodification and privatisation remain very strong today, the fight against must continue and be strengthened all over the world.
Interestingly enough, this de-materialisation of artistic production has been also regarded as a stance against art's commodification.
Hochschild(1983) argues that within this commodification process, service workers are estranged from their own feelings in the workplace.[1].
However, the report accepts the Bologna Process, which has increased the strangleholdof big business and furthered the process of commodification of education.
Her research topic centres on the process of plants becoming medicinal in Romania,focusing on commodification, valuation studies, medical anthropology, and the overcoming of Cartesian dichotomies between the social and the natural.
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;
Spiritualities: The commodification and policing of inner life through state and corporate surveillance on one hand, and the monopolization of“the spiritual”(however defined relation of one's inner life in relation to other humans, beings, and the cosmos) by conservative religious movements on one hand, or neo-liberal self-entrepreneurialism on the other.
In his famous book The Great Transformation Karl Polanyi speaks of counter-movements and resistances to the big process of commodification(of course, he was writing in the early 1940s).
More than simply zooming in on the digital materialization of pain,the film raises the issue of the economics of aesthetics and the commodification of suffering for the media, hence the very thin line between entertainment and empathy generated in the consciousness of white privileged men.
Piece of Me” deliberately and artistically combines glossy DVD footage from Britney Spears' videos and other, grittier images of the singer(tabloid photography, deliberately grainy YouTube video) to draw a contrast between the singer's projected self-image andthe more pathetic narrative of exploitation, commodification, and breakdown revealed by the tabloids.
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.
The former adviser to the European Commission of Jacques Delors, activist for the definition of water as a common good, instead of a commodity, university professor and left intellectual speaks with Baricada, telling the story of the transformation of welfare inspired societies into the main sources of a”global disorder” andviolence- a story of subjugation to a new world generation of greed technocratic elites and their push to commodification of life.
In essence, the state's ability to function as a“factor of cohesion” within the social order breaks down to the extent that capitalist globalisation andthe logic of accumulation or commodification penetrates every aspect of life, so that“cohesion” requires more and more social control.
Their leaders, in particular, have not been able to conceive an alternative narrative to the one inmposed by dominant groups concerning the commodification of life and the competivive globalisation of the economy.
His next films will prove his sensibility for the most urgent matters of contemporary society,as they tackle the dark side of capitalism, the commodification of art, the validity of social utopias and the prison system.