Similar words: deification, ratification, beatification, gratification, notification, unification, edification, stratification. Meaning: n. 1. regarding something abstract as a material thing 2. representing a human being as a physical thing deprived of personal qualities or individuality.
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(1) The reification of the first type can be proved by evidences, but only by legal interpretation or value supplement, can we reify the second.
(2) His doctrine of reification is derived from the doctrines of the Marx, Max Web and Georg Simmel.
(3) The issue of students'overloaded burden reflects the reification of children and the alienation of education.
(4) English classroom objectives make further reification of English curriculum objectives and unit objectives and they are most-easily-operated ones.
(5) " Reification" is an important concept in History and Class Consciousness.
(6) Might we conclude that a service is a reification, that by naming it we have given thing-like existence to an abstraction?
(7) It is in the context of this gradual reification in late capitalism that the romance once again comes to be felt as the place of narrative heterogeneity and freedom from the reality principle.
(8) For example, reification was equated with alienation, and resuming proletariat class consciousness was regarded as the only way of getting rid of reification.
(9) Facing with the reality of absolute Reification, Lukacs Gyorgy gave out a solution, that was to restore Totality. Sentencedict.com
(10) His doctrine of reification is derived from the doctrines of the Marx, Max and Georg Simmel.
(11) A mechanism is the reification of a collaboration, the process of "gluing" these mechanisms together from their object parts constitutes mechanistic design.
(12) An important problem relating to the use of goal analysis is that of reification.
(13) According to marx, treating labor as a commodity exemplified the reification of the individual.
(14) The virtual study community makes full use of modern Internet, breaks the limit of time and space, and makes the opening study reification .
(15) Marx of the cultural studies who portrayed the alienation and reification of our daily lives.
(16) It's a token of knowledge, a measure of Radiant Thinking' reification and especially useful to learn symbolic level knowledge, which has been focused on by more and more people.
(17) In doing so, they unwittingly adopt the language of participants in such struggles(sentencedict.com), and contribute to the reification of ethnic groups.
(18) Through analyzing capitalist market economy, Lucacs asserts that universal merchandise lead to reification, which has melt into human's thought structure.
(19) The obvious response is to get rid of the badly interacting feature, by inviting another friend along — reification.
(20) In current environment, universities should take maximal value as its general objective to realize the administrative reification of financing, investment, cost and distribution.
(21) The standard of testimony in administrative litigation should be reification and maneuverability.
(22) Viewing from the constitution, the lawmaking in environment right in global countries shows the trend of constitution, citizen right and reification .
More similar words: deification, ratification, beatification, gratification, notification, unification, edification, stratification, codification, ossification, minification, verification, modification, vilification, purification, typification, ramification, pacification, fortification, self-gratification, magnification, signification, mortification, liquification, mummification, mollification, glorification, specification, clarification, nitrification.