Sentence examples for dehumanizing practices from inspiring English sources

Dehumanizing practices depend on dehumanizing ideas.

But Kiefer sees his project as a counterweight to C.B.P.'s dehumanizing practices, which yank everyday objects from the contexts that imbued them with meaning.

To set alongside the contemporary works, historical objects were pulled from the collections of Harvard's Peabody Museum and the Met objects whose makers remain anonymous, and thus speak to the dehumanizing practices of early collectors, who rarely recorded names.

Denying a person's basic value as a human being is a tactic associated with racism, sexism, and other dehumanizing practices.

Each of us has a leading role to play in the eradication of this old, degrading and dehumanizing practice," he said.

And to be good soldiers, the rest of us are expected to practice dehumanizing the enemy, too.

These words and practices dehumanize existing and potential employees, making them feel (and perform) like cogs in a machine.

For Aristotle, money must only be a medium of exchange and measure of value (economics), while the accumulation of money as the ultimate goal is an unnatural activity that dehumanizes those who practice it (chrematistics).

Practicing a "mindless" psychiatry is dehumanizing for patient and doctor.

This practice, he said, contributes to "dehumanizing the people before you've even encountered the moral question of 'is this a legitimate kill or not?'".

Studies show that health professionals commonly remain in control of patients' treatment cards and drug supply, a practice that can be experienced as negative and dehumanizing by patients [ 30].