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commodify
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com·mod·i·fy  (k-md-f)
tr.v. com·mod·i·fied, com·mod·i·fy·ing, com·mod·i·fies
To turn into or treat as a commodity; make commercial: "Such music . . . commodifies the worst sorts of . . . stereotypes" (Michiko Kakutani).


com·modi·fia·ble adj.
com·modi·fi·cation (-f-kshn) n.
Translations
commodify [kəˈmɒdɪfaɪ] vttransformer en objet


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For Cohen, "culture" does not, as it does in anthropological terms, describe a set of practices, ideas and beliefs, but rather it is comprised of commodifiable services or objects that represent "difference" across the hemispheric border of West and East.
We have been arguing both that advocates need to keep faith with the side of liberal education that is not immediately commodifiable, that should not be defended in terms of market value.
Accordingly, disregarding the art world's current taste for all things performative, Cuoghi never produced any commodifiable relics or exhibitable documentation of his experience, save a few snapshots.
 
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