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Definition
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Shortened definition
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Redefining something in terms of its measurable and extrinsic characteristics
instead of its intrinsic and inalienable characteristics (something becomes “object”
vs. “subject”)
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Object vs. subject
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Reducing something to a “routinized, codified product”
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Routinized and codified
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Creating or expanding a “commodity culture”
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Commodity culture
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Something becomes valued for its potential to be exchanged in a
market
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Market exchange
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Paying for something that used to not be paid for
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Payment
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Something becomes an object of capitalism or becomes subject to a
capitalist system (neoliberalism)
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Object in capitalist system
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Market power increases compared to state power
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Market vs. state power
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