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Castillo's work is essentially nonrepresentational; yet some of her titles tend to objectify her abstract constructs, which I sometimes found unnecessary, being too literal or too notional.
2) Consider how differently females of different ages consume and interpret popular music videos that sexually objectify women.
The Type 2 social reality explains what happens when people read and objectify popular management movements: They latch onto a charismatic story told by a thought leader, such as Jim Collins, and incorporate the story into their management belief system.
 
 
 
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