Translations for „commodify“ in the English » German Dictionary

com·modi·fy [kəˈmɒdɪfaɪ, Am -ˈmɑ:-] VB trans

to commodify sb

jdn kommodifizieren

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Using "building" or other metaphors can therefore help to understand nature in ways that do not commodify and financialise it.

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Their source material -- images and videos found online and accessible to all -- can not be commodified.

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But that doesn't mean what's being commodified and sold at the mass level can retain its revolutionary character.

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Teachers have been feeling less appreciated over time, as education has become more commodified.

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In refusing to commodify themselves, they leave blank the ultimate canvasthe self.

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The mistake in banking has been to commodify something that absolutely has to be relationship-based for it to have any chance of serving society.

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For too long, housing has been commodified and traded as an asset.

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The word "celebrity" has successfully commodified many human beings to the degree where it has stripped them of some of their human rights.

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The more you commodify, the more you hand advantages to groups who already have privilege.

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He tries to explore the process through which we commodify the state and in that way transfer the power to it.

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