thematize
thematise BrE

His novels thus thematize their own reading.

Generally speaking, languages with relatively free word order like German can thematize clause elements simply by fronting them.

And this became perhaps the main way for the American novel to thematize its ambition and its impotence.

They therefore rarely use intricate structures that languages with relatively fixed word order resort to in order to thematize elements.

It does not thematize its object, as does a full-blown intentional act (e.g., perception or memory).

Because various methodologies thematize historicity differently, it's not possible to reduce historicity to a single structure to be represented.

We use the term argumentation for that type of speech in which participants thematize contested validity claims and attempt to vindicate or criticize them through argumentation.

As they are experienced, we may not thematize them, thus we may be only horizonally aware of them, or we may choose to deny them.

It stands to reason that the free or unfree birth of the girl, which Hartmann overtly wished to thematize, is also to be understood as a spiritual allegory.

Buca municipality plans to coincide the restoration with the development of a vast park comprising seven artificial lakes in order to thematize the whole quarter comprising a dozen 19th-century residences.

Drawing upon the thought of Max Weber, Edmund Husserl, Alfred Schutz, and Frantz Fanon, Gordon argued that the task is to develop accurate portrayals or to thematize everyday life.

If theme is whatever occurs in initial position we would have to acknowledge that some languages prefer to thematize participants (expressed as subjects in SVO and SOV languages) on a regular basis while other languages prefer to thematize processes (expressed as verbs in VSO languages).

It is, however, possible to thematise it around dominant and subordinate forms of social life.

Other novels that thematise the immigrant experience among Caribbeans in London:

These interventions offer complex and simultaneous multilinear readings of the page that serve to thematise Ware's engagement with issues of narrative and continuity.

Don Idhe (1983) argues that we 'rarely thematise technology as such as an existential element' (Idhe 1983, pp2-3).