commodification
commodification [kə,mɔdifi'keiʃən]
n. 商品化；商品性
名词复数:commodifications
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- n. 商品化；商品性
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1. But as a culture, we have few ways to represent or acknowledge children's sexuality, and we seem incapable of dealing with it outside the realm of sexual commodification and commerce.
但是作为一种文化，我们没有什么方法可以来表现或承认儿童的性行为，在性商品化及性贸易领域之外，我们似乎对它无处下手。
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2. Fusang's relationship with Da Yong, though based largely on his commodification of her, seems more genuine and binding, transforming both characters in fundamental ways.
扶桑与大勇很大程度上是一种商品交易的关系，看起来却更真实，更紧密，从根本上转变了两人。
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3. The shameless commodification and commercialization of everything is, after all, one of the hallmarks of our times.
毕竟我们时代的正字标记之一，就是一切事物大胆无耻的商品化和商业化。
- commodification (n.) "action of converting (something) into a commercial product or activity," 1968, from commodity + -fication "a making or causing." Originally in Marxist political theory, "the assignment of a market value," often to some quality or thing that the user of the word feels would be better off without it.
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