Noun
fetishization (countable and uncountable, plural fetishizations)
The act or process of fetishizing.
It’s a fleeting voyeuristic fascination, and in this case a cultural outsider’s gaze, too; there’s a fetishization to the way we’re viewing this food, the language, and mannerisms presented and distorting it through our lens, whether personal or social. Source: Internet
The burnout experienced by millennials is textured by how we interact with digital technologies, and some of our ideas about work and the fetishization of overwork. Source: Internet
Following his address, students then participated in more than two dozen discussion sessions, such as “Self-Segregation,” “Burn Baby Burn: Property Destruction & Protest” and “Once You Go Black: Exploring America’s Fetishization of Black Sexuality.” Source: Internet
While most of us are aware of anti-Semitism as the blatant hatred of Jews, it’s also important to know about its ugly cousins: and fetishization. Source: Internet
Through these experiences I became aware of the fetishization of white women in a completely new way. Source: Internet
"You can probably blame a religious fetishization of virginity for the fact that a lot of girls say "no" to sex they actually want." Source: Internet