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Meanings of reification in English
Portuguese
reificação Representing a human being as a physical thing deprived of personal qualities or individuality.
Portuguese
reificação Spanish
falacia de reificacion Fallacy of treating an abstraction as if it were a real thing.
Treating social constructs as if they were natural things or attributes in themselves.
Related terms
Usage of reification in English
1
The envoys are perceived as the cormorant reification of their remote controllers.
2
In organics, the soil is the reification of a giving mother's love.
3
The suggestion that marriage can have exact and intrinsic features is a reification fallacy.
4
This happened simultaneously with the reification of many other forms of human praxis: religion, the judiciary, the military.
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This is not counting "serial" movies such as James Bond, the reification of paranoia shaken and stirred.
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The petting farms to which we take our children are reifications of these fantasies.
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"Is that because the Reification manifests as a wave front, or a-?
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Reification (from the Latin res: transformation of everything-life, language, feeling, work-into things) is the result of the alienating logic of the market and its semiosis.
Translations for reification
Portuguese
Russian
Reification through the time