CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO FETISHISE
PRESENT
Present
I fetishise
you fetishise
he/she/it fetishises
we fetishise
you fetishise
they fetishise
Present continuous
I am fetishising
you are fetishising
he/she/it is fetishising
we are fetishising
you are fetishising
they are fetishising
Present perfect
I have fetishised
you have fetishised
he/she/it has fetishised
we have fetishised
you have fetishised
they have fetishised
Present perfect continuous
I have been fetishising
you have been fetishising
he/she/it has been fetishising
we have been fetishising
you have been fetishising
they have been fetishising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I fetishised
you fetishised
he/she/it fetishised
we fetishised
you fetishised
they fetishised
Past continuous
I was fetishising
you were fetishising
he/she/it was fetishising
we were fetishising
you were fetishising
they were fetishising
Past perfect
I had fetishised
you had fetishised
he/she/it had fetishised
we had fetishised
you had fetishised
they had fetishised
Past perfect continuous
I had been fetishising
you had been fetishising
he/she/it had been fetishising
we had been fetishising
you had been fetishising
they had been fetishising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will fetishise
you will fetishise
he/she/it will fetishise
we will fetishise
you will fetishise
they will fetishise
Future continuous
I will be fetishising
you will be fetishising
he/she/it will be fetishising
we will be fetishising
you will be fetishising
they will be fetishising
Future perfect
I will have fetishised
you will have fetishised
he/she/it will have fetishised
we will have fetishised
you will have fetishised
they will have fetishised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been fetishising
you will have been fetishising
he/she/it will have been fetishising
we will have been fetishising
you will have been fetishising
they will have been fetishising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would fetishise
you would fetishise
he/she/it would fetishise
we would fetishise
you would fetishise
they would fetishise
Conditional continuous
I would be fetishising
you would be fetishising
he/she/it would be fetishising
we would be fetishising
you would be fetishising
they would be fetishising
Conditional perfect
I would have fetishise
you would have fetishise
he/she/it would have fetishise
we would have fetishise
you would have fetishise
they would have fetishise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been fetishising
you would have been fetishising
he/she/it would have been fetishising
we would have been fetishising
you would have been fetishising
they would have been fetishising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you fetishise
we let´s fetishise
you fetishise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
fetishised
Present Participle
fetishising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FETISHISE»
Discover the use of
fetishise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fetishise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Hidden Hands in the Market: Ethnographies of Fair Trade, ...
The wish to de-fetishise is a wish to demystify what the market tries hard to keep
hidden. Hudson and Hudson comment that there are two sides to this process:
one refers to an attempt to make the social and environmental conditions of ...
Peter Luetchford, Geert De Neve, Jeffery Pratt, 2008
2
How to Sound Clever: Master the 600 English Words You ...
fetishise. (verb) = to develop an irrational devotion to (something) deriving from
the Portuguese word feitiço: a charm e.g. The public fetishised the marriage
between Princess Diana and Prince Charles because her beauty and his royalty
made ...
Hubert van den Bergh, 2010
3
Japanese Cinema and Otherness: Nationalism, Multiculturalism ...
... which privileges mainland Japan as enlightened, reasoned and rational and
places it in a superior position, while patronising Okinawa as primitive, irrational
and mythical. Takamine does not fetishise the local folk culture or tradition.
4
Monsters of the Market: Zombies, Vampires and Global Capitalism
In the history of Protestantism, to fetishise is to worship mere things, such as
icons or statues, rather than God. In liberal political philosophy, human subjects
fetishise 42. Marx, 'The Leading Article in No. 179 of the Kolnische Zeitung' in
Marx ...
5
Ethical Consumption: Social Value and Economic Practice
This concerns how the pictures on the packaging, while seeking to de-fetishise,
in fact re-fetishise a complex political economy of labour and production relations
. Small farmers producing primary goods, the image of ethical production for ...
James G. Carrier, Peter Luetchford, 2012
... way matter travels, and is apparently never lost. The novelist J. G. Ballard (left
to bring up his three children after his wife died) is rumoured to have said '
Housework can be done in five minutes if you don't fetishise.' But most of us, i.e.
women ...
7
Society and Nature: Towards a Green Social Theory
As I have shown, Marx argued that people do tend to fetishise or reify things as
though they had lives of their own. Jungian psychology (and indeed other forms
such as those of Freud) suggests that human beings are predisposed to 'fetishise'
...
He suspects that all day long he will be highlighting mundane little moments like
this, tagging the regular features of his daily routine which under normal
circumstances he would perform on autopilot but which today he will fetishise as
a ...
9
Virginia Woolf and the Materiality of Theory: Sex, Animal, Life
... who 'fetishise the moment of de—structuration and a—signification'.49 Yet in
recent years Deleuze and Guattari have been hugely influential in new theories
of materiality precisely because, unlike some other poststructuralist perspectives,
...
10
Capitalism and Conservation
I said that these sorts of representation do not only fetishise, they also serve to
define ethicality. In saying this I am assuming two things. The first is that the vast
majority of people who view these images are relatively ignorant of in-shore, ...
Dan Brockington, Rosaleen Duffy, 2011
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FETISHISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
fetishise is used in the context of the following news items.
There is a corner… mourn but don't militarise terror deaths | Lindsey …
We should honour but not fetishise the deaths of British soldiers. Our culture has been “Diana-ficated” – tens of thousands weep (briefly) for ... «Channel 4 News, Jul 15»
Real Cars Are Still Scarier Than GTA V's
... the future of planet earth's ecosystem or wonder what it is about human nature that compels us to fetishise giant pieces of machinery that hurl ... «Kotaku Australia, Jul 15»
Nabokov's years in the US charted masterfully in mix of biography …
He emphasises that the writer's great theme isn't sex per se, but "amorousness: the disposition to become obsessed, to fetishise a lover. «The Australian Financial Review, Jul 15»
Missing Lions: The true cost of English football's class divide
... game, or even their clubs — there are also frauds out there seeking to fetishise a class and football's back story to furnish their own identity. «Squawka Football News, Jul 15»
Ignore Them at Your Peril: The (Missing?) Strategic Narrative of ISIS
In such conditions, the Western members of the coalition should not necessarily prioritise or fetishise the coalition, but focus on reversing ISIS' ... «ISN, Jun 15»
Film Review: 'Slow West'
Slow West is very much a picaresque affair, but it's cut out the excess baggage that other directors often fetishise and obsess over. Set in Colorado Territory ... «CineVue, Jun 15»
Total War: Attila receives free content this week alongside the …
Or you could be like me and just constantly fetishise over Shogun 2 despite never having the constitution to work your way through the ... «games.on.net, Jun 15»
Greg Weight's Lloyd Rees a treasured image of an artist
There's a will to fetishise such things by the art-loving public, and sometimes by the artists themselves: Stanley Spencer loved his increasingly ... «The Australian, Jun 15»
Janice Galloway on moving on from her stalker anguish
How we fetishise it is beyond me." Fifty Shades of Grey was, of course, written by a woman. Galloway is annoyed that the question of only ... «Herald Scotland, Jun 15»
Richard Godwin: It shames us to turn our backs on Syria's refugees
Then we fetishise its violence. Then we vilify its victims for ruining our holidays. All summer we've been reading press dispatches from the ... «Evening Standard, Jun 15»
