Sentence examples for increase commodification from inspiring English sources
Demands for affordability increase commodification of the college degree to an extent that should disturb everyone, even the affordability messengers.
The autonomy of research is under siege from increasing commodification, bureaucratization, and ideologization.
The increasing commodification of the information on which fact-based works are based spreads way beyond drama-documentary.
The volume illuminates an international avant garde intent on resisting bureaucracy, standardization, scientific rationality, and the increasing commodification of mass culture.
The RAE is seen as integral to the growth of managerialism in UK higher education and to the increasing commodification of academic labour.
In 1968 students began to protest the Venice Biennale because of what they perceived to be its increasing commodification of art; as a result, no film prizes were awarded in 1969 79, and the festival's reputation briefly suffered.
"It is worrying what is happening with the art-for-the-people concept," said MacCarthy, pointing to the increasing commodification of art as well as the government budget cuts.
He also rejected deconstruction (as represented by Jacques Derrida) and postmodernism (as represented by Jean-François Lyotard), ultimately seeing both as manifestations of the increasing commodification and homogeneity of culture under global capitalism.
If there is any justification for University Challenge in 2011, it is as a rebuke to the presumption of dumbing down in education, not to mention to the increasing commodification of knowledge and the philistine overspecialisation that the rise in tuition fees will surely intensify.
They are threatened by increasing commodification of camels and camel products and consequent herd homogenization towards breeds with high marketing value, e.g. in Niger.
His protest of the increasing commodification of art is just as relevant today and an assembly of artists wish to honor his vision at Brooklyn's the Flux Factory.
