- by a
capitalist marketplace.
Concepts that have been
argued as
being commodified include broad items such as the body, intimacy,
public goods, animals...
- **** have been
successfully and
legally commodified in the
United States.
Blood and **** can thus be
commodified, but once
consumed are "the gift of life"...
-
pervaded every conscious human activity, as the
growth of
capitalism commodified every sphere of
human activity into a
product that can be
bought and...
-
avoid boredom, and/or
avoid detriment to self-esteem. For **** workers,
commodified intimacy provides different benefits. In Brazil, ****
workers prioritize...
-
Honey Island Swamp Monster: The
Development and
Maintenance of Folk and
Commodified Belief Tradition" (PDF). pp. 4–6.
Retrieved 18
March 2021. Lack, Caleb...
-
parts and
tapping into "the
ability to
perform a
panethnic other" to
commodify herself. Her role as an
Italian woman in The
Wedding Planner has been...
- The video,
which runs six minutes, is
considered a
critique of the
commodified versions of
traditional women's
roles in
modern society.
Featuring Rosler...
- the
expansion of the
range of
creative human activities that can be
commodified. This
parallels the ways in
which capitalism led to the commodification...
-
images are twisted, co-opted, absorbed, defused, incorporated,
annexed or
commodified within media culture and
bourgeois society, and thus
become interpreted...
-
became resentful of
issues such as the
degree to
which the art
dealers commodified art, and he was
dismissed a year later. In
April 1876, he
returned to...
