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dehumanization [dihyo̅o̅′mənīzā′shən] Etymology: L, de, from, humanitas, human nature the process of losing altruistic or individual qualities, as may occur in some psychotic states or in environments that produce emotional trauma (prisoner-of-war). It may be influenced by external forces. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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that inspires the dehumanization of Arabs and reduces complex social and cultural phenomena in the Arab world to the level of irrational barbarism. Heretic: Confessions Of An Ex-Catholic Rebel" is a deftly written autobiography of Jerome Tuccile that addresses core spiritual questions by a man whose inquiries (including an essay on the Virgin Birth that asserted the Catholic Church doctrine and dogma led to the dehumanization of women) led him to be denounced as a heretic by the dean of a Catholic college. The suffering, disparity, severe human rights violations and dehumanization don't seem to be enough. |
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