Commodification in a sentence

From there, the film discusses the problems of algorithmic bias and the commodification of personal digital information.

It’s something that, she once told me, echoes so much of what disgusted her about the commodification of music and the cha-ching noises that sound every time one of the greats takes their leave of us.

Saito argues that commodification—of labor and everything else—fundamentally changes the human relationship with nature.

The series of paintings and sculptures that challenge the viewers to confront the commodification of their identities.

Unless the knowledge-keepers of those traditions are consulted and heeded, such commodification further obscures the cultural significance of the names.

Her current book project, “Home Sick,” blends theory with creative nonfiction to meditate on grief, end of life, the medical-industrial complex, Islamophobia and the commodification of (human and nonhuman) animals.

Paid parking exemplifies the principle of supply and demand economics and the notion of commodification that underlies the spirit of capitalism.

Similarly, he criticised the commodification of the Hornbill Festival.

A columnist for the for more than a decade, Daum has tackled big culture-war subjects, from the right to die to the commodification of feminism to trigger warnings on campuses.

Facebook is strictly oriented around total profit in the commodification of user data.

In Noam Chomsky and Edward Herman’s book “Manufacturing Consent” they criticize the consolidation and commodification of media.

The heavy commodification of the land continued post-war, exacerbated by strong economic remittances by Sierra Leoneans displaced in the diaspora and high corruption at private and public institutions.

This requires a sharp break with capitalist priorities: accumulation, profit-making, commodification, “growth”.

For those in the ‘Blue Labour’ tradition, the EU is to be resisted primarily because freedom of movement represents the commodification of human beings.

Spanning consumerism, beauty, gender, body commodification, aging and more, Greenfield has created a comprehensive cautionary tale about a culture heading straight for the cliff’s edge.

The blatant commodification of black culture, black struggle and black pain illustrates perfectly how America is perfectly willing to exploit blackness but perfectly incapable of honoring it.

At that time, the Western world, beset by world-wars, colonialist consolidation and accelerating commodification, sank into the very barbarism civilization had prided itself in overcoming.

Fans will often watch films obsessively, an activity that is viewed by the mainstream as wasting time yet can be seen as resisting the commodification of leisure time.

The essays within "Between Philosophy and Social Science" were Horkheimer’s attempts to “remove the individual from mass culture, a function for philosophy from the commodification of everything”.

This commodification of love is brought to a grotesque apex after the hurricane spares Mahagonny; the residents now feel free to do what they want, and naturally they want to love.