essentialization

The symphonies themselves are in a sense the stages of the essentialization.

And where was this music more immanent than in the New World, in America, that essentialization of the entire age?

They rejected all essentialization or biologization, focusing on political and economical analysis of various forms of domination.

These final works, these last sonatas and poems and preludes of Scriabine are but the essentialization of the personal traits adumbrated by the compositions of the earlier periods.

Various public debates (6) often link, to varying degrees, legitimate arguments in a democratic context with a series of bias typical of traditional racist discourse (including undue generalization, the essentialization of targeted groups and incitement to intolerance).

Alterity in the Work of Leonard Cohen, Hubert Aquin, Michael Ondaatje, & Nicole Brossard (1994) appears to be more of an earnest study of the contemporary by carefully avoiding any essentialization of English Canada or Québec in its use of post-colonial and discourse theory.