Examples of using Objectifying in English and their translations into German
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Not from watching and stalking, objectifying her.
Objectifying risk assessment through the methods of natural sciences.
But a Muslim living in Europe is confronted with the necessity of objectifying the religion.
By objectifying the actor, one does not create false sympathy or false empathy.
Simple, well-founded methods are used to learn the basics for objectifying ecological arguments. Literature.
And I followed all this without objectifying it in the least; I was not aware of what it was nor of what was happening, nor of any explanation at all, nothing: it was“like that.
When you visit another vista,whatever name it bears, you are merely objectifying what is already within you.
And every illusion, because it has no permanently objectifying frame, constitutes reality and hence is totally'objective' for its duration" Sequel to History" Princeton.
Trauma is the place where we stop tobe well-trained professional therapists and human rights activists with our therapeutic techniques and objectifying research methods.
Reflexivity can also awaken us to the dangers of othering, objectifying, and speaking for rather than about our research participants.
Among these are a radical interruption of narrative flow and an attention to an inner stream of consciousness that is set against the rational,socially objectifying discourse.
Therefore, to him, photography is also incapable of truly objectifying:"Certainly, it creates copies of reality that can be brilliantly clear and precise.
This quality of language is the result of a long developmentduring which language was gradually transformed from a complex mode of expression into an instrument of the objectifying thought which accurately describes its environment.
Concluding, the method of the optical coherence tomography is able to avail in objectifying research results and obtaining further information regarding the morphology of superficial skin components.
In those experiences of the helpers themselves becomes therefore clear: Trauma is the place where we stop tobe well-trained professional therapists and human rights activists with our therapeutic techniques and objectifying research methods.
The scientists staring at the box, wondering if the cat is dead or alive,are influencing and objectifying the state of the cat because despite not being able to see into the box, their consciousness is still directed toward it, they are still aware of the experiment and thus influence it.
Tarnas points out that this did not just happen at the time of the Scientific Revolution in the 17th C., but had its earliest beginning in the development of language and tool-making,after which"we began to differentiate ourselves further from the world, objectifying our experience in ways that could articulate the world's acting on us and our acting on the world.
For Guattari, the aesthetic paradigm is not anthropocentric but transversal,meaning that it crosses all levels of life and transforms objectifying systems of description that, as anthropologist Eduardo Viveiros de Castro states,"believe to be scientific when they remove any form of intentionality from the perception of the world.
But his statements can be translated into a methodology of trauma work that must fundamentally differ from an objectifying, a-historical and uncritical form of therapeutic practice.
We objectify the quality of light.
I don't mind being objectified.
So what you are actually doing there, is actually you objectify.
The testing of optical surfaces, both flat and curved, is objectified.
On the basis of score systems the risk can objectified.
But not only nature was objectified and manipulated;
One objectifies instruments while the other instrumentalizes objects.
Heaven has been objectified, but it is the Great Kingdom within.
You objectify me then you deny me?!
Objectified- a very important kind of concept.
Human labour is objectified, materialized in this thing called a commodity.