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Etherealization

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e·the·re·al·ize  (-thîr--lz)
tr. & intr.v. e·the·re·al·ized, e·the·re·al·iz·ing, e·the·re·al·iz·es
To make or become ethereal.
e·there·al·i·zation (--l-zshn) n.
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Combining Bourdieu's account of aestheticization with Foucault's analysis of disciplinary self-management, the chapter explores the euphemization of the violence, or potential violence, at the origin of the work, a negation of grounds figured both in the ameliorative self-effacement of the author and the etherealization of the taboo and threatening figure of patron Queen.
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Classically, the etherealization or overspiritualization of sex characterized the gnostic eagerness to exalt spirit over matter.
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