Meaning

To make into or explore as a theme..

Definitions by Sense

1. To make into or explore as a theme.
2. (linguistics) To insert a thematic vowel.

Example Sentences

As opposed to this, politicology should thematicize practical life as a whole, namely, that part of life in which people joint not as a private political being in a private, separate political community, but as human beings in a community in which they reproduce a separate form of their historical existence.

In this way these autobiographies thematicize an important given within existentialism, namely the tension between the enforced identity of the other (in this case: the parents and educators) and the need the authentic individual feels to discover his essence by himself.

The project behind this conceptualization is to thematicize the spatial component of all phenomena.

That Beethoven would make the idea of an arpeggio into a motif is characteristic of his drive to thematicize every element of music.

If, on the other hand, /T/ stands under the N or NP marked as GOAL/TARGET/VICTIM, the transduction protocol will thematicize the DO noun, in our case Caesar, and the rest of the lexo-tactics, independently learned and remembered by the speakers, will adjust the verb as Aux + Tense + V + Past Participle and the original Agent/Subject of the race will show up as by + N in sentence final position.

However, there is a normal unmarked order, and other word orders thematicize or topicalize.

Celtic tended to thematicize athematic verbs and to generalize a single grade of ablaut, usually the zero grade of the plural:...

Word Forms

• thematicizes
• thematicizing
• thematicized
• thematicise

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