impersonalisation BrE
impersonalization AmE

The social content of abstract art is then precisely the abstract nature of social existence â€" legal formalities, bureaucratic impersonalisation, information/power â€" in the world of late modernity.

"The trend of the times is toward impersonalization.

Thus he can identify himself with that power - a convenient arrangement, since such impersonalization provides him with a sense of constant, safe superiority.

Mr. Christopher seemed irked by the news reports of the "impersonalization" of the Iraq policy.

The individual personal elements of the practice must be re-emphasized instead of the impersonalization that is so prevalent in so many of today's large firms.

Edwards used this episode to comment on many of the issues that he has with the current film industry, including the impersonalization of movie theatres and the influx of sequels and remakes.

A personification of the forces of impersonalization and nihilism, they exist in both the macrocosmic and microcosmic level, counteracted principally by the author's "Naming", or re-integration of a character with its best-motivated identity ('true self').