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- Objectification abstract "In social philosophy, objectification means treating a person as a thing, without regard to their dignity. According to the philosopher Martha Nussbaum, a person is objectified if they are treated:as a tool for another's purposes (instrumentality); as if lacking in agency or self-determination (denial of autonomy, inertness);as if owned by another (ownership); as if interchangeable (fungibility); as if permissible to damage or destroy (violability); as if there is no need for concern for their feelings and experiences (denial of subjectivity).↑".
- Objectification wikiPageID "413043".
- Objectification wikiPageRevisionID "603430176".
- Objectification hasPhotoCollection Objectification.
- Objectification subject Category:Descriptive_technique.
- Objectification subject Category:Feminist_theory.
- Objectification subject Category:Postmodern_terminology.
- Objectification subject Category:Social_psychology.
- Objectification comment "In social philosophy, objectification means treating a person as a thing, without regard to their dignity.".
- Objectification label "Objectificatie".
- Objectification label "Objectification".
- Objectification label "تشييء".
- Objectification label "物化".
- Objectification sameAs Objectificatie.
- Objectification sameAs m.025brx.
- Objectification sameAs Q7075072.
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- Objectification wasDerivedFrom Objectification?oldid=603430176.
- Objectification isPrimaryTopicOf Objectification.