Definition Synonyms
Definition of interpellation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
politicsTECH. questioning government officials about actions or policiesTECH.
- The minister faced interpellation in parliament today.
2.
philosophical conceptTECH. process by which individuals are constituted through social interactionsTECH.
- Althusser discussed how ideology involves the interpellation of social subjects.
Origin of interpellation
Latin, interpellare (to interrupt)
Examples of interpellation in a sentence
The senator prepared for interpellation by reviewing policy documents. The philosopher elaborated on the interpellation of individuals in society. Interpellation plays a crucial role in shaping identities.
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- French:interpellation, ...
- German:Interpellation, ...
- Italian:interpellanza, interpellazione filosofica, ...
- Spanish:interpelación, interpelación filosófica, ...
- Portuguese:interpelação, ...
- Chinese:质询, 召唤, ...
- Japanese:質問, 呼びかけ, ...
- Arabic:استجواب, اِسْتِدْعَاء, ...
- Hebrew:שְׁאֵלָה מִמְשָׁלָתִית, אִינְטֶרְפֶּלַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:интерпелляция, вызов, ...
- Ukrainian:інтерпеляція, ...
- Hindi:प्रश्नकाल, अंतराल, ...
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