Examples of using Commodified in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
Education itself cannot be commodified.
Also commodified are research results, discoveries, and creations.
The compassionate act is not in itself revolutionary, butit is a momentary supersession of commodified social relations.
Even communism can be commodified in the interests of neoliberalism.
Can we at least keep it, please, ordo we let each part of ourselves be completely commodified and marketed?
They're being commodified, and that's what happens when things go to zero.
The purpose of introducing the new electronic ticket system is the absolute control of a right that is already commodified.
They're being commodified, and that's what happens when things go to zero. It's a tough market out there.
This means that indigenous people andthe rest of humanity will have to pay for access to the knowledge that will have thus been commodified.
Further, for more commodified items-such as DVDs and video-the start price has almost no impact on the final price.
By doing so, it becomes possible to measure and classify, and thus transform the intangible into something tangible,quantified and commodified.
As water has become increasingly scarce and commodified, hundreds of millions of people around the world are denied access to water.
The"free time" thus gained will be engaged in free, creative activities by the workers andnot wasted in commodified leisure.
She said the new Forestry Code opens up gaps for common goods to be commodified and said there are bills on REDD plus and payment for environmental services that worsen that situation.
However, in recent years,the brand concept has been extended to many other facets beyond the mere consumption of commodified objects and services.
As a result, it was found as health is being commodified, either through the plans and health insurance, too, is the pharmaceutical and medical products, is also the outsourced services.
Private ownership was replaced by state ownership, butcapitalism itself(the system of commodified social relations) was in no way eliminated.
This offensive by a“commodified” culture is tending to displace the location of the debates and decision-making from the multilateral bodies of the United Nations towards bodies like WTO and regional and bilateral free trade agreements and treaties.
The capital metabolizes vigorously in space, especially in the central areas of cities, occupying them andturning them to the point that nature is subject, commodified and dated.
The idea that the criticism made by the artwork can be completely neutralized or commodified by institutions such as the museums or the art market will be called into question by the observation of how the artwork continues to act discursively within the field.
His father and uncle arranged a transfer to Paris in 1875,where he became resentful of issues such as the degree to which the firm commodified art, and was dismissed a year later.
I hypothesized that men andwomen are asymmetrically commodified, so that(i) men are represented as subjects and women as objects in these promotional texts, and(ii) these differences are evidence of marked social representations for men and women in the funk movement.
The manuscripts show that there are global issues common to all regions, regardless of their situation in the development scenario,as the issue of regulation and water as commodified product.
Today, the battle against“piracy” is being fought in the realm of commodified knowledge, and the law and rhetoric of illigitimate use, distribution, and production of goods revolves around increasingly protectionist policies governing intangibles, such as trademarks, patents, and copyright.
It is argued that this freedom, as promoted by liberals and neoliberals, can only be transferred to a subject thathas been previously objectified, alienated, commodified and assimilated to capital.
Both historical and analytical overviews will be studied with emphasis on musical theater as media phenomena that make use of elements to be inserted within a society which perceives cultural productions as internationalized and commodified.
Urban interventions, especially in the twenty-first century, reveal indifference to the traditional world port and the ap- preciation of the"new economy", property and technological innovation,combined with the commodified cities that place, living space, affective for the inhabitants.
The separation here between natural passion versus relations focused on exchange have lead scholars to foreground the political-economic context,even as more enduring connections can be found even in the most commodified encounter Bernstein, 2007.
Breilh, in his interpretation, makes clear that economic determination should not be construed as a mechanical and unilateral relationship, but as a dialectic, in which digital media are also seen as a possibility for resisting and overcoming this false,individualistic, and commodified sociality, which legitimizes and reproduces relations of domination and exploitation.
In terms of civil society, resistance to"big projects" face environmental racism, well-known marginalization and criminalization, and secondly, a new compensation("offsets") logic that finances the impacts either through corporate policies of so-called social responsibility, or through topical actions and welfare state PT,which pass through market equivalences like carbon and other commodified nature"services.