objectification

The problem of ‘objectification’ lies in the Chinese translation rather than the term itself. Instead of “物化“, “客体化” can be a better alternative. The connotations of the two words in Chinese are utterly different. How can they be termed together or used interchangeably? Also, I guess a linguist’s understanding of “object” and “objectification” would be [...]

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Process

Based on the readings we collected so far, I propose to summarize the process of sexualization briefly as follows:
 
Private & domestic -> make p & d partially visible -> more personal,more human, softer -> intro sex/ sexual activity into the public inhititedly: men only, and concealed from general public view ( only found in limited [...]

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China’s Me generation

This China’s Me generation is an interesting article fromTime. I’m just curious: Are we? or not?

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