-
remained "the
darling of the People"
unsupported by the
evidence and "
infantilising");
Tempest 2017, pp. 86–87. Morstein-Marx 2021, pp. 528 (debts), 529...
- criticised; film
historian Gyan
Prakash explained that
these roles "tended to
infantilise her,
packaging her as daddy's
little girl, all
bubble and no fizz". Critics...
- 2024.
Higher Education's Aristocrats,
Jacobin How
university students infantilise themselves Archived 2016-05-08 at the
Wayback Machine, by
Jonathan Zimmerman...
- have been
imposed on
banks allow enormous interpretation. It
basically infantilises the customer. In a sense, your
money becomes pocket money and the bank...
- culture… that can
really put
women at a disadvantage,
objectifying and
infantilising them."
Sawayama has
worked with
Nicola Formichetti for MAC x Nicopanda...
- employees." Zoe
Williams in The
Guardian referred to Lean In as "an
infantilising,
reactionary guide for
ambitious women." She
emphasizes Sandberg's contradictory...
- ..not only does it deal with a grown-up subject, it also
refuses to
infantilise the
audience by
treating its
points as messages. Lens
understands that...
-
Labaree claims that "The Rule of Five" is "dysfunctional... off-putting,
infantilising and
intellectually arid"
because demands for the essay's form often...
-
Margaret rejects this
paternalistic view (expressed by Thornton) as
infantilising the worker. She favours, instead,
helping workers grow and
become eman****ted...
- Stephen's
equal in age, education, family, or wealth, and so is
constantly infantilised by her lover. This,
coupled with Mary's
dependence on Stephen, seems...
