Definition
Definition of objectivization - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
social contextRare treating people as objects rather than individualsRare
- The objectivization of workers can lead to exploitation.
2.
philosophyRare process of making something objective or unbiasedRare
- Objectivization helps in understanding reality without personal bias.
Origin of objectivization
Latin, objectivus (objective) + -ization (noun suffix)
Examples of objectivization in a sentence
Critics argue that objectivization in advertising is harmful. The study focused on the objectivization of cultural norms. Objectivization in science aims to eliminate subjective views.
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- French:objectivation, ...
- German:Objektivierung, ...
- Italian:oggettivazione, ...
- Spanish:cosificación, objetivización, ...
- Portuguese:objetivação, imparcialização, ...
- Chinese:物化, 客观化, ...
- Japanese:客体化, 客観化, ...
- Arabic:تَشْيِّيء, إضفاء الموضوعية, ...
- Hebrew:הַחְפָּצָה, אוֹבְיֶיקְטִיבִיזַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:объективация, объективность, ...
- Ukrainian:об'єктивізація, об'єктивування, ...
- Hindi:वस्तुकरण, वस्तुनिष्ठता, ...
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