objectivation meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Berger sees this taking place through a continual threefold cycle between individuals and society : externalisation, objectivation and internalization.
2. It is through the participant objectivation that the practical relation to practice is substituted with the observer s relation to practice.
3. Berger stated that the social construction of reality was a process made up of three steps : externalization, objectivation and internalization.
4. Through the practice of participant objectivation, Bourdieu aims to make the critical and political activity of social research the " solvent of doxa ".
5. For him, the study of society has to consider the power of phantasy, i . e . the virtues of subjectivation, objectivation, and transcendence.
6. The world thus fashioned has an order & mdash; a set of principles & mdash; which comes to be read onto society by individuals through externalisation and objectivation, and also internalised in each individual.
7. Though the practice of reflexive participant objectivation, the practitioner re-looks the taken-for-granted assumptions in order to wake up from their epistemic sleep and helps their clients too to help them to wake up from their own.
8. The profound and innovative idea of "'quasiaverages "'formulated by N . N . Bogoliubov, gives the so-called macro-objectivation of the degeneracy in domain of quantum statistical mechanics, quantum field theory and in the quantum physics in general.
9. Or rather life is a succession of habits, since the individual is a succession of individuals; the world being a projection of the individual s consciousness ( an objectivation of the individual s will, Schopenhauer would say ), the pact must be continually renewed, the letter of safe-conduct brought up to date.
10. According to Bourdieu, within the sociological analysis, the participant objectivation is the essential but difficult exercise of all because it requires the break with the deepest and most conscious adherence and adhesions, those quite often give the object its very interest for those who study it, that is, everything about their relation to the object they try to know that they least want to know.