fetishization
fetishisation

In this way, he expressed his doubts about the fetishization of party politics.

This exhibition focused on violence in America and the fetishization of weapons.

It is necessary to break with the fetishization of products that has alienated design from production.

"I would hope that people's appreciation was more than some sort of fetishization with the kill scenes," he said.

They also both ridicule and encourage the inevitable process of aesthetic fetishization.

And also the image can be a fetish, a fetishization of the artist, which I don't want."

So much for the commodity fetishization of quality footwear.

Indeed, the fetishization of any document has a religious cast that should make any thinking person skeptical.

A sure sign of rampant Sydney fetishization in a city where driving is practically futile.

But his legend has coalesced around the issue of technique, sometimes to the point of fetishization.

"This new fetishization of safety is an extension of the sin or salvation mentality."

The fetishization of the condom, the blood's ubiquitous defender, is also an inevitable product of the blood culture.

In this issue, Adrian Peace describes how this kind of fetishization continues through to the present day.

Men in pop are getting the treatment that used to be reserved for women - tight clothes, obsessional camera angles, fetishization.

However, the most unsettling example is a dance called "Excessories," supposedly about "sexuality and fetishization of the body."

These casual setups, strewn with weird stuff, are sites of cultural compression, fetishization and wonder.

Some of these codes include her use of reference to art history, and her fetishization of hair.

This practice also engenders musical appropriation and fetishization, which further trivialize a culture and its music.

The play with technique and style might also be conceptually motivated, a spoof on the fetishization of style.

One of the more recent popular discourses around racial fetishization has been surrounding Miley Cyrus.

They're afraid of the fetishization of architecture, which we're terrifically good at in New York."

It's about their fetishization.

This year’s Record Store Day is April 21, and it continues an odd trend in that fetishization.

A perverse fetishization of firearms.

So what effect will the fetishisation of happy families by parents like me have on our children?

Then again, the fetishisation of film can be taken to extremes.

Don't be silly, you know fashion is all about the fetishisation of small differences.

It has moved beyond a first order fetishism to a fetishisation of the product as 'idea'.

Everywhere you go there's an 'in your face,' over the top fetishisation of motherhood, which doesn't serve anyone.

He said: "When the future's bleak, there's a fetishisation of what came before.

What there is, instead, is a fetishisation of number.

Wolitzer manages both to buy into and critique the fetishisation of the "gifted child."

"In society, the fetishisation of money and the growth of consumerism add new pressure.

There’s often a political element to these exhumations, but mostly they’re just a fetishisation of famous bones.

It has also been considered a disingenuous pose permitting the "fetishisation of innocence".

The story is thematically linked to the 1970 movie - it addresses in a playful way the fetishisation of the female body.

But this is no simple fetishisation of the local; Heaney could also locate his poems' concerns within the broader world.

The fetishisation of schoolgirls and an obsession with virginity are themes that can be seen running through Western media.

This fetishisation of disgust encodes fat women in pornographic representation as desperate.

To some, this fetishisation of money was an example of the injustice and immorality at the heart of the state.

But, ironically, this fetishisation of the persona guarantees the inviolate nature of their screen presence.

Idealisation is one aspect of contemporary representation of Asian women: fragmentation and fetishisation are others.

This syndrome can be seen as part of the increasing tendency towards a fetishisation of the product as object.

At the other, it ended the obsession with the fetishisation of food and service that tends to diminish the experience rather than heighten it.

A substantial part of retro gaming's attraction is the fetishisation of old, outdated electronic equipment.

The sexualised images of gynoids have also been interpreted as fetishisation of the female body, racial differences, and/or technology.

Because, beyond the loss of dignity, the vanity, the snobbery, and the fetishisation of suffering, road cycling is about pure joy.

It is often said that Australian cricketers have a strong sense of tradition, as witnessed by their fetishisation of the baggy green cap.

A feature of Bourdieu's analyses is his use of various terms associated with Marxism: capital, class, fetishisation and so on.