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symptomatize

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symp·tom·a·tize  (smt-m-tz, smp-)
v.
Variant of symptomize.


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68) The surging culture of religious right-wing populism, irrational new age mysticism, and endless conspiracy theorizing appear to symptomatize a cultural climate in which neoliberal market fundamentalism has come into crisis as both economic doctrine and ideology.
Heather Hirschfeld employs "the psychoanalytic vocabulary of compulsion" not to symptomatize religious beliefs and behaviors but "to account for the very tenacity of certain religious convictions" in the early modern period.
This neither/nor "in-betweenness," however, does not symptomatize passivity, as Limanowska claims.
 
 
 
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