Examples of using Dehumanised in English and their translations into German
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They dehumanised you, from the very beginning.
That is why we have highly optimised but dehumanised businesses.
It was the black man in his dehumanised form that built the UK, USA and Latin America.
We have to adapt to a changing jobs sector that is becoming more andmore insecure and dehumanised.
The other is that the Falun Gong group has been"dehumanised, vilified, and marginalised.
The human skin is dehumanised; it becomes a canvas, as surface for the inscription of aesthetic forms.
In another sense, he argues that it is less the poor who are dehumanised than those who exclude them.
If such material is not used carefully, we risk seeing the victims as the Nazis saw them-objectified,degraded, and dehumanised.
While civilian populations are massacred and children are dehumanised by being turned into slave soldiers, the looting continues.
We will not forget that you have declared that you donot want to reduce the EU to a huge, dehumanised market.
In his introductory drawing Humanity Dehumanised, Chittaprosad depicts a young father and child, who are both listless and malnourished, seated at the corner of his page.
Some guards have even told practitioners'families,“Those Falun Gong practitioners are dehumanised and have no feeling.
In a world like this one, which is dominated by technology, people feel the need for this complementarity of woman, so thatthe human being might live there without becoming completely dehumanised.
Against such idealisations, it has been objected(and not without reason) that they are in fact perverse,as they transform into purely aesthetic experience what used to be dehumanised, depressive, sometimes actually unbearable living circumstances for millions of people5.
Of these two men, of Strauss the Neocon precursor and Schmitt the Nazi legal mind, it's Schmitt who was calling for a human attitude to an enemy,while Strauss dehumanised all.
One of the key conclusions of this comprehensive study is that thewar on the Eastern Front was less dehumanised and industrialised, and more dynamic.
Production does not simply produce man as a commodity, the human commodity, man in the role of commodity;it produces him in keeping with this role as a mentally and physically dehumanised being.
The militarised mind, trained to see threat,sees surroundings filled with potential enemies who become dehumanised and'other' when looked at in this light.
People who were still fit to work had their heads shaved, were disinfected, and were marked with a number-they were ultimately dehumanised and robbed of their identity.
These kingdoms are dehumanising, the realm of beasts more than of men.
But the problem is that this dehumanises the characters.
They are a space that dehumanises all those who live in it.
Fight against all reactionary and dehumanising positions!
In order to do the terrible things that he does, the killer dehumanises his victims.
With regard to reproductive cloning, I am sure we all agree that this is an inhuman or dehumanising technique that must be rejected.
One cannot help wondering whether the ease with which Israeli Jews shoot Palestinians, whether fellow citizens of Israel or victims of the occupation, reflects long-dominant discourses in the Israeli education system,media and politics that dehumanise"Arabs.
I do not deny the Israeli state the right to build a barrier anywhere it likes on its own territory, but the Court must come down heavily against the legality of this particular barrier, which is imprisoning,criminalising and dehumanising the Palestinian people.
This position requires further argument. Indeed, one could instead argue that the analysis of whether a phrase constitutes hate speech must be understood in thecontext of four centuries of systematic exploitation by settlers and the dehumanising effect of this on both white and black individuals.
If the death penalty-as the community of San Egidio told us- dehumanises our world by giving primacy to reprisals and revenge, then placing all measures, both economic and political, within our reach in order to banish a practice that is contrary to the principles and values that constitute our raison d'être should be a priority objective for the European Union.