Examples of using Commodification in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Scarcity creates commodification, and coffee is the new currency.
It is precisely this aura which has led to commodification.
The commodification of women has vastly intensified and is much more visible.
Ethical vegans entirely reject the commodification of animals.
We must reduce the commodification of land and instead promote public management of this common resource on which we all depend.
As for our agitprop, it must resist commodification by its very form;
The privatization and commodification of food, basic and public services, knowledge, land, water, seeds, livestock and our natural heritage;
However, the report accepts the Bologna Process,which has increased the stranglehold of big business and furthered the process of commodification of education.
Styling the worker: Gender and the commodification of language in the globalized service economy.
This is a radical transformation because it goes, as the word radical implies,to the essential root of our unyielding dilemmas, the commodification of animals for food.
IW: The privatization(for profit)of universities is simply part of the commodification of everything, which has been from the beginning the objective of capitalists.
While commodification is a global phenomenon, it took a particular virulent form in the European Union around the time of Veronique's release.
That is, we could awaken to the harmfulness inherent in our culture's commodification of living beings but fail to bring this awakening to our culture by becoming a voice for these beings.
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;
Where there is domination, possession, exploitation, commodification of the other for pure selfishness, where there is the arrogance of the ego closed in on itself, man is depleted, degraded, disfigured.
Our capitalistic economic system and its supporting political, legal,and educational institutions still legitimize our commodification and exploitation of animals, nature, and people;
The commodification of music measures precisely the failure of the romantic revolution of music-- its mummification in the repertoire, the Canon-- the recuperation of its dissidence as the rhetoric of liberalism,"culture and taste".
But from the point of view of structure we have come a long way from voodoo theater& democratic shamanism-we have come perilously close to the commodification of the imagination,& to the alienation of commodity-relations.
This transition fits in the third wave of marketisation and commodification, which results in the withdrawal of social rights, the unbounded power of money and transforming nature to a commodity.
With a foundational belief in design as a“Critical Practice” that can generate“public good” in the world,we take issue with the increasing instrumentality and commodification of architectural knowledge, education and production.
As for our agitprop, it must resist commodification by its very form;- we don't want our posters sold twenty years later as“art,” like Myakovsky(or Brecht, for that matter).
It is synonymous with“poor taste” or“commercial values” in the eyes of conservative defenders of elite culture, andseen by traditional left-wing critics as symptomatic of false consciousness and the commodification of art.
The commodification of greenhouse gas emissions, carbon-trading and other market-based solutions- analysed in depth in Steffen Dalsgaard's essay in the issue- may seem to allow us to save the planet and make money at the same time.
They are trying to impose the"green economy" as the solution for the environmental and food crisis,which, in addition to aggravating the problem, causes the commodification, privatization and financialization of life.
The new canon of history,which has no fears about dispensing with the work of all historians, the commodification of memory, the selling-off of documents, the prettifying of historical events into media spectaculars and museum sights further eat away at the fragile tissue of private memory; the manipulation of the private sphere is more professional than ever, and is eliminated in the form of cultural waste of personality from the omnivorous digestive system of the fun society.
Political scientist Klaus-Gerd Giesen, in particular, has asserted that transhumanism's concentration on altering the humanbody represents the logical yet tragic consequence of atomized individualism and body commodification within a consumer culture.[82].
What I am suggesting is a significant change-a shift in paradigm away from prioritizing financial interests and the commodification of housing in order to retrieve what housing means in terms of human dignity and security, as a lived experience, as a HUMAN right.
The nineteenth-century image of the Orient was constructed not just in Oriental studies, romantic novels, and colonial administrations, but in all the new procedures with which Europeans began to organize the representation of the world, from museums and world exhibitions to architecture, schooling, tourism,the fashion industry, and the commodification of everyday life.
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 drawa contrast between the singer's projected self-image and the more pathetic narrative of exploitation, commodification, and breakdown revealed by the tabloids.