The word 'instrumentalization' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is used to refer to the process by which something is used or manipulated to achieve a particular purpose. For example, "The government's instrumentalization of the media to spread its political message was a controversial move."
Young women today are more closed-mouthed about sex because they're more conscious of its instrumentalization — because they're asserting their right to have sex as a choice, not as a job requirement or course requirement.
The main target of Hess's satire isn't Jews, or even Boaz himself — it's the commercialization and instrumentalization of Christian faith.
Arendt implies that if Eichmann had lived a rich intellectual life he would have been in a better position to resist his instrumentalization in a dehumanizing bureaucratic machine — or would be fully morally responsible for his part in it.
It's coercive, and it comes with a built-in measure of bureaucracy — which isn't an argument against the institution of school but a red flag regarding its instrumentalization.
Jared Hess's latest film takes on the commercialization and instrumentalization of Christian faith.
The same logic ultimately submits to total instrumentalization the bodies of plants, animals and humans by setting them over and against an abstract and rational mind.
"Unfriending reflects the instrumentalization and commodifying of friendship on Facebook," said Lee Siegel, author of "Against the Machine: Being Human in the Age of the Electronic Mob".
Is it morally permissible to submit to total instrumentalization living beings that, though they do not have a central nervous system, are capable of basic learning and communication?
In a terse and uncharacteristically restrained statement on Facebook, she warned against "racist instrumentalization of this affair" but also said that the court should decide "if the facts are true and if Henda Ayari is honest in her approach".
Philosophy in the twentieth century (Heidegger, the Frankfurt School, deconstruction) has shown, at least, that the universality of concepts and the necessity carried by transcendental arguments are simply not sufficient to prevent the triumph of ends-rationality and instrumentalization.
In that respect, the trace of the Good is always present within Being, as a possibility that something other than consumption or instrumentalization may take place.
