Examples of using Objectified in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Computer
And your desire will be objectified.
I call it OBJECTIFIED, or imaginary, because it is patterned on the outer world.
But the more I talked about it, the more objectified and fragmented my body became.
They are organsof the human brain created by the human hand; the power of knowledge, objectified.
Objectified world is not the genuine real world, it is only a state of the genuine real world, which can be changed.
Because they are nice,they do not want to offend a chick or make them feel objectified and awkward.
One duty is to stand as objectified middle term between objectified past and objectified future, in narration, discussion, argument, logic, philosophy.
The more we give ourselves up to avoid our children's unloving behaviortoward us, the more we become objectified as the all-giving and loving parent who doesn't need anything for ourselves.
The breakthrough of the objectified world, the“man” world, is, according to existentialism, not only genuine human communication but also the sphere of artistic, philosophical, religious creativity.
I wish merely to sketch certain characteristics adjusted to our linguistic binomialism of form plus formless item or"substance," to our metaphoricalness,our imaginary space, and our objectified time.
Just as we conceive our objectified time as extending in the future in the same way that it extends in the past, so we set down our estimates of the future in the same shape as our records of the past, producing programs, schedules, budgets.
In a system of identity between production, personal life and culture, what might appear to us at first glance as a 12-hour workday did not mean12 hours of intense activity under the control of an objectified economic power.
Cognition does not exist separately from the cognitive activity of individuals, but the latter can only beknown to the extent that they master the collectively developed, objectified system of knowledge that is passed on from one generation to another.
Objectifying or exploiting others.
The arts objectify the will by representing individual things and therefore the Platonic Ideas.
Objectifying women is not okay.”.
To constitute oneself as a self, one objectifies others.
Middle class as objectifying ideologeme.
When one objectifies or harasses online, they are likely doing so anonymously and using shaming tactics to stigmatize the victim's identity or body.
Others also link rape culture to environmental insecurities,where men objectify women as part of their struggle to control their immediate environment.
Studying the essence of truth, they objectify the emptiness that was left after the choice had been made.
Sartre argued that the gaze of others“objectifies” us- and in this way negates the possibility of change that defines our subjectivity.
Abulkhanova writes:“The personality objectifies itself in a certain way, creates its relations with the world….
We objectify nature so that we can measure it, test it, and study it, with the ultimate goal of unraveling its secrets.
Virtue is one of the two basic forms of objectifying morality along with principles, norms;
Abulkhanova writes:“A person objectifies himself in a certain way, creates his relations with the world….
However, some social commentators argue that some modern women objectify themselves as an expression of their empowerment.
But there's a difference between appreciating a person's beauty and objectifying a whole group of people.