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- Dehumanization (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
Dehumanization is widely thought to occur when someone is treated or regarded as less than human However, there is an ongoing debate about how to develop this basic characterization
- Dehumanization - Wikipedia
As a process, dehumanization may be understood as the opposite of personification, a figure of speech in which inanimate objects or abstractions are endowed with human qualities; dehumanization then is the disendowment of these same qualities or a reduction to abstraction
- Dehumanization: The Catastrophic Loss of Our Shared Humanity
Dehumanization is the process by which people fail to recognize and respect the humanity of others Levels of empathy and compassion are eroded and moral constraints on behaviour are loosened
- The Psychology of Dehumanization - Verywell Mind
Dehumanization involves seeing others as less than human, enabling harmful behaviors like discrimination and violence This psychological process often uses language and stereotypes to justify mistreatment, making it a powerful tool for maintaining power and control
- Dehumanization: What is it to Dehumanize People?
Dehumanization involves wrongly treating or viewing some person or group as less than human But what exactly is it to treat or view some person or group as less than human?
- Dehumanization: trends, insights, and challenges - ScienceDirect
We review evidence highlighting the plethora of distinct ways in which we dehumanize, the consequences dehumanization imposes on its targets, and intervention efforts to alleviate dehumanization
- Real Dehumanization
The present article is a defense of the reality of dehumanization, explaining how and why skeptical arguments raised by Manne and others (e g , Appiah, 2010; Cavell, 1999; Lang, 2010, 2020) do not achieve their aim The present article is also a plea for philosophers to take dehumanization seriously
- Dehumanization: Beyond the Intergroup to the Interpersonal
Dehumanization takes place when people see others as less than fully human Initially, it was conceptualized as an extreme phenomenon that occurs during major intergroup conflicts (e g , mass shootings, the Syrian War, the Rwandan genocide)
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