Whereas now, perhaps not what the typical person does, but on television, there's a popularization of this awful, crass, ridiculous behavior.
Whereas most of his previous work consisted of peer-reviewed articles for scientific journals, this book would be a popularization— based on certain sexological findings of his lab and others, but replete with vivid stories of people the author had met, stories provided to put a human face on those findings.
Given that "I'm O.K. -- You're O.K". is a brainy and challenging book by contemporary standards, it's chastening to realize that it was itself a popularization of a popularization.
In 1918 he wrote Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy, which was intended as a popularization of Principia, but, apart from this, his philosophical work tended to be on epistemology rather than logic.
He is a talented writer, and his tour of Greek culture is a triumph of popularization: extraordinarily knowledgeable, informal in tone, amusing, wide-ranging, smartly paced.
Given that narrativization has always been a core popularization strategy of the magazine's journalistic practices, and is thus likely to be expected by its audience, the question arises whether perceptually prominent image-caption-clusters have increased in their degree of narrativity.
The title of his "Right Stuff," a book about the early astronauts, has now become part of the language, as is his popularization of the mathematicians' pushing the envelope.
One reason that universities are pushing tech ethics now is the popularization of powerful tools like machine learning — computer algorithms that can autonomously learn tasks by analyzing large amounts of data.
What's really concerning is the popularization of the belief that these attacks are legitimized by the victims being non-white and non-Australian.
Another trend is the popularization of integrated modelling i.e.e
