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sentimentalisation

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Noun1.sentimentalisation - the act of indulging in sentiment
idealization, glorification, idealisation - a portrayal of something as ideal; "the idealization of rural life was very misleading"


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Although Van Wyk (1999:151) refers to the fact that the romanticisation of place is often used to counteract the feelings of displacement caused by different forms of colonisation, my own feeling is that Small's poems are too angry and cynical to be considered a sentimentalisation of District Six.
The favourable conditions for this process, sometimes referred to as the sentimentalisation of the family, were created by the transformation of the economic functions of the family and the separation of the spheres for living and working for ever widening social groups.
Professor Anthony O'Hear's was just one chapter in a timely, shrewdly titled book, Faking It - The Sentimentalisation of Modern Society.
 
 
 
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