Examples of using Commodified in English and their translations into Greek
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Everything is commodified under capitalism.
Everything in the modern world has become commodified.
Personal experience is commodified, and reshaped in the interests of capital.
Many claim that“white people” have commodified yoga.
Further, for more commodified items-such as DVDs-the starting price has almost no impact on the final price.
Despite not depending exclusively upon a wage,peasants' work is often commodified;
Mobile communication has its down side,as an enclosed space for commodified communication, but it also has a certain indeterminacy.
This means that its object cannot be identified,institutionalized or commodified.
This, combined with the fact that prior to the Industrial Revolution neither labour norland was commodified, makes it clear that the marketisation process had not begun before the rise of industrialism.
The Frankfurt School initially opposed the culture industry,which they thought‘commodified' culture.
And so, for me,we're in this moment now where we have commodified black making in the actual landscape,” he continues, lamenting that the work produced is typically only compared within a bourgeois-level context.
The problem is that it is just as continuously being enclosed andappropriated by capital in its commodified and monetary form.
This, combined with the fact that prior to the Industrial Revolution neither labour norland were commodified, makes it clear that the marketization process had not begun before the rise of industrial capitalism.
Led by Adorno, the Frankfurt School initially opposed the culture industry,which they thought“commodified” culture.
Commodified and privatized, public space is now regulated through exchange values rather than public values, just as communal values are replaced by atomizing and survival-of-the fittest market values.
This treadmill of production gives“value” solely to what can be financed and commodified for market exchange and profit.
One consequence will be that knowledge will be utterly commodified, students will be defined in utterly instrumental terms and the obligations of citizenship will be reduced to the private orbits of self-interest, consumption and commodification.
The parts that make up living buildings aren't necessarily any less commodified than“dead” forms like lumber and coal.
The creation of new human life is one of the last human-associated processes that has not yet been industrialised or fully commodified.
It is a given that history is the history of the separation of man and society;as for proletarians, they are“commodified beings who no longer can and no longer want to exist as commodities, and whose revolt explodes capitalist logic”.
Media and entertainment: Led by Adorno, the Frankfurt School initially opposed the culture industry,which they thought“commodified” culture.
In the widespread revolt against commodified information, McKenzie Wark sees a utopian promise, beyond the property form, and a new progressive class, the hacker class, who voice a shared interest in a new information commons.
One or more elements were missing because, in previous historical social systems, one or more of these elements was not commodified orwas insufficiently commodified.
The eloquent description of this given by Bulgakov is connected with our capacity for transcending this consumerist division,the consumerist and commodified culture and communications of the present, our captivity within its topicality and its‘theatre'.
From Cultural Revolution-themed restaurants to evenings of revolutionary opera,the memory of the Revolution is relegated to a highly commodified pop culture and depoliticized nostalgia.
But the obscene profits obtained from mass incarceration are linked to profits from the health care industry and from education and other commodified human services that actually should be freely available to everyone.
Property-ownership allowed some of the working classto act in a pseudo-capitalist manner, managing capital relations in their own lives as owners of futures- the rising value of their commodified existence projected in time through credit.
Here, the confrontation, the antagonism, appears in an absolutely clear fashion, to the extent that capital(in its post-industrial phase, in the age in which cognitive production has become hegemonic) directly puts human bodies into production,bodies that are no longer just commodified labour, but that are transformed into holders of productive knowledge and machinic operators.
Desire, in this sense, is thus the enemy of the civilization in which we live, because this civilization exists only through identifying,institutionalizing and commodifying.
One aspect of commodifying energy that is often overlooked, is that in order to increase the profits, utilities have an inherent incentive to produce and sell as much energy as possible.