fetishism

Preposition: of

• commodity: The basic process was analyzed by Marx who laid bare the fetishism of commodities.
• style: Trotsky had warned about the fetishism of the style of Great Realism in ' Literature and Revolution ' .

Converse of object

• call: Many people, especially in small countries like Sweden, indulge in what might be called a fetishism of the UNO.

Preposition: in

• archeology: People, things and archeological knowledge: an exploration of the significance of fetishism in archeology.

Adjective modifier

• technological: In his concluding chapter Rutsky analyzes contemporary technological fetishism.
• sexual: However, perhaps the most influential arena for her work, if not a little unusual, lies within the forum of sexual fetishism.
• constitutional: Here Woods lapses back into constitutional fetishism, of a particularly silly form.
• certain: Distinctively Besson embraces a certain fetishism of style, developing a film language that is essentially colored, highly stylized, energetic and mysterious.

Noun used with modifier

• commodity: Marx analyzed what he called ' commodity fetishism ' in Capital.
• hardware: Not that hardware fetishism is bad, or even unimportant.