It demonstrates the terrifying potential of dehumanisation, too. |
Altogether, what would seem at first sight to represent a risk of dehumanisation of human relations because of excessive artificiality could turn out to be a factor in favour of the elimination of internal dissension. |
The moral crisis in that country, a tendency to trivialise death, dehumanisation, relativism and vanishing values are to blame for the fact that this problem is not taken seriously. |
Is it not rather a sign of dehumanisation and degradation, and a threat to civilisation? |
This established the foundations for the systematic denigration and dehumanisation by the minority of 90 per cent of the people. |
The genocide, dehumanisation of the people through forced labour, expropriation of land and appropriation of cattle all contributed to the redefinition of manhood. |