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reification

[ree-uh-fuh-key-shuhn, rey-] / ˌri ə fəˈkeɪ ʃən, ˌreɪ- /






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It wasn’t silly, either; hope springs eternal from the human breast, and what’s a market if not the reification of people’s hopes and desires?

From The Verge

The reification of science into practical, problem-solving medicines and technologies drives economies and lifts up humanity.

From Nature

Dangerous demagogues use reification to position opposition as less than human, thereby denying their standing to criticize or object.

From Salon

Rousseau’s reification of “authenticity” can lead to the appeal of the guillotine, Nazism, white supremacy and Trumpism.

From Washington Post

This memory adds richness and texture to the generic paranoia and suspense of “Black Friday”; the mall isn’t just a palatial prison, but also a tragic space of cultural and political reification.

From New York Times