The simultaneous non-reification of the self and reification of the skandhas has been viewed by some Buddhist thinkers as highly problematic.
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Reification was not a particular prominent term or concept in Marx's own works, nor in that of his immediate successors.
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Informally, reification is often referred to as " making something a first-class citizen " within the scope of a particular system.
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Progressive music may be equated with explicit references to aspects of art music, sometimes resulting in the reification of rock as art music.
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Cardinal Raven, may I humbly suggest that you are suffering from what could be called "'lexicographical reification " '.
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Furthermore, Bennett argues that cognitive neuroscience " represents " these capacities as interconnected boxes leading to reification of the person with these capacities.
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His concept of reification reflects about the inversions of object and subject, and of means and ends, which are involved in commodity trade.
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The attempt to associate moving the " reification fallacy " subsection with the topic of intelligence ( to snag Miradre ) is a red herring.
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Mathsci has been asked to provide a reference that links evolutionary psychology to the " reification fallacy " and he has failed to do so.
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Reification occurs when specifically human creations are misconceived as " facts of nature, results of cosmic laws, or manifestations of divine will ".
