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Toward a unified theory of objectification and dehumanization
Authors
A Azzi
A Barnard
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A Dworkin
B Moradi
BL Fredrickson
BL Fredrickson
C MacKinnon
C MacKinnon
C MacKinnon
CE Osgood
CL Reed
CL Reed
CN Macrae
D Archer
D Derryberry
D Maurer
D Navon
DH Gruenfeld
DJ Keltner
ET Higgins
F Fanon
F Heider
G Jahoda
GV O’Brien
GW Allport
H Tajfel
J Allen
J Berger
J Förster
J Förster
J Förster
J Förster
J Förster
J Förster
J Rodin
J Vaes
JM Harackiewicz
JPh Leyens
JPh Leyens
JW Brehm
JW Tanaka
K Gasper
K Gray
K Mogg
K Seitz
L Code
L Festinger
L LeMoncheck
LA Rudman
M Cikara
M Foucault
M Liss
M Nussbaum
MA Zarate
MC Nussbaum
N Haslam
N Liberman
N Liberman
NA Heflick
NA Heflick
NM Henley
NM McKinley
NM McKinley
NM McKinley
O Klein
P Bernard
P Strelan
PA Goff
PM Paladino
R Langton
RD Ashmore
RE Nisbett
RK Yin
S Loughnan
S Taylor
SJ Gervais
SJ Gervais
SJ Gervais
SL Bartky
SM Noll
ST Fiske
T Saguy
TM Ostrom
WB Swann
Y Miyamoto
Publication date
1 January 2013
Publisher
'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
Doi
Abstract
Objectification and dehumanization represent motivational conundrums because they are phenomena in which people are seen in ways that are fundamentally inaccurate; seeing people as objects, as animals, or not as people. The purpose of the 60th Nebraska Symposium on Motivation was to examine the motivational underpinnings of objectification and dehumanization of the self and others. To provide an overall context for this volume, we first provide classic conceptualizations of objectification and dehumanization and speculate about relations between the two. We then introduce a unified theory of objectification and dehumanization within the global versus local processing model (GLOMO) and provide initial supporting evidence. Finally, we introduce the chapters in this volume, which provide additional significant and novel motivational perspectives on objectification and dehumanization. © 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York.SCOPUS: cp.kinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedObjectifiation and Dehumanization / Gervais, Sarah - ISBN 978-1-4614-6959-
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