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Literal Reification. [PDF]

open access: yes, 2010
In this paper we introduce the pattern literal reification, a modelling technique to address scenarios, in which we need to bless particular literals, usually when applying data properties, in order to use them as subjects and/or full-fledged objects of semantic assertions.
Gangemi A.   +2 more
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Reification and Fetishism: Processes of Transformation [PDF]

open access: yesTheory, Culture and Society, 2013
Reification, fetishism, alienation, mastery, and control – these are some of the key concepts of modernity that have been battered and beaten by postmoderns and nonmoderns alike, with Bruno Latour, a nonmodern, discarding them most recently.
Sonia Silva
exaly   +2 more sources

The Colonization Thesis: Habermas on Reification [PDF]

open access: yesInternational Journal of Philosophical Studies, 2011
According to Habermas’ colonization thesis, reification is a social pathology that arises when the communicative infrastructure of the lifeworld is ‘colonized’ by money and power.
Timo Jutten
exaly   +2 more sources

The ‘living entity’: Reification and forgetting

open access: yesEuropean Journal of Social Theory, 2014
In his attempt at a renewal of the concept of reification, Axel Honneth has referred to reification as a kind of forgetting. He uses an epigraph from Adorno and Horkheimer's work to introduce this theme. This article considers the different accounts that
Morgan, A, Morgan, Alastair
exaly   +2 more sources

The Reification of Irrelevancy: A Comment on "The Reification of Normalcy"

Journal of Health Communication, 1999
(1999). The Reification of Irrelevancy: A Comment on 'The Reification of Normalcy' Journal of Health Communication: Vol. 4, No. 3, pp. 227-231.
J P, Murray, E A, Wartella
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The Reification of Normalcy

Journal of Health Communication, 1999
Many researchers who investigate the putative effects of violent television on normal children claim there is a lifetime sociopathic effect on many of the children who watch. There may be. But there is a prevailing assumption that because television can produce sociopathic effects in a laboratory, that it does outside the laboratory.
L, Bergen, T, Grimes
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Reification

Proceedings of the 1984 ACM Symposium on LISP and functional programming - LFP '84, 1984
We consider how the data structures of an interpreter may be made available to the program it is running, and how the program may alter its interpreter's structures. We refer to these processes as reification and reflection. We show how these processes may be considered as an extension of the fexpr concept in which not only the form and the environment,
Daniel P. Friedman, Mitchell Wand
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Reification of phonological storage

The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section A, 2003
We question the arguments and data presented by Larsen and Baddeley (this issue 2003) in support of the phonological loop account of verbal short-term memory on a number of grounds. These include the correlation between effect size and the presence of a phonological similarity effect in the data, and the existence elsewhere in the literature of effects
William J, Macken, Dylan M, Jones
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A design of deep reification

Companion Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Modularity, 2016
This short paper presents our design of deep reification, which is a reflection mechanism for computation offloading. As heterogeneous computing is getting popular, several systems have been proposed and implemented for offloading a part of Java program to an external processor such as GPU. Deep reification provides the common functionality among those
Shigeru Chiba   +2 more
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Race and Reification

Historical Materialism, 2023
Abstract This article uses Marx’s idea of commodity fetishism and subsequent theories of reification to understand the social construction of race. Race is typically defined as a socially-constituted category that is mischaracterised as a natural one. The goal of this article, in contrast, is to explain how this mischaracterisation arises.
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