reification
[,refɪ'keʃən]
- n. 具体化；物化
英英释义
- 1. regarding something abstract as a material thing
- 2. representing a human being as a physical thing deprived of personal qualities or individuality;
- "according to Marx, treating labor as a commodity exemplified the reification of the individual"
实用场景例句
- His doctrine of reification is derived from the doctrines of the Marx, Max and Georg Simmel.
- 他的物化理论主要来源于晚期马克思 、 马克斯.
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- The issue of students'overloaded burden reflects the reification of children and the alienation of education.
- 学生负担过重这一问题实质上是儿童生命的物化,教育自身的异化.
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- The issue of students ＇ overloaded burden reflects the reification of children and the alienation of education.
- 摘要学生负担过重这一问题实质上是儿童生命的物化,教育自身的异化.
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双语例句
- 1. His doctrine of reification is derived from the doctrines of the Marx, Max and Georg Simmel.
- 他的物化理论主要来源于晚期马克思 、 马克斯.
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- 2. Marx of the cultural studies who portrayed the alienation and reification of our daily lives.
- 马克思是文化研究者,描述了今天日常生活中的异化和物化现象.
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- 3. According to marx, treating labor as a commodity exemplified the reification of the individual.
- 按照马克思学说,把劳动当作商品是人的异化的一个例子.
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- 4. The issue of students'overloaded burden reflects the reification of children and the alienation of education.
- 学生负担过重这一问题实质上是儿童生命的物化,教育自身的异化.
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- 5. The issue of students ＇ overloaded burden reflects the reification of children and the alienation of education.
- 摘要学生负担过重这一问题实质上是儿童生命的物化,教育自身的异化.
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英文词源
- reification (n.)
- 1846, "act of materializing," from Latin re-, stem of res "thing" + -fication. In Marxist jargon, translating German Verdinglichung.