The sense of dissatisfaction the modern worker feels as a result of producing goods that are owned and controlled by someone else, according to Marx (page The sense of dissatisfaction the modern worker feels as a result of producing goods that are owned and controlled by someone else, according to Marx (page 23)

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5 January, 11:02

The sense of dissatisfaction the modern worker feels as a result of producing goods that are owned and controlled by someone else, according to Marx (page The sense of dissatisfaction the modern worker feels as a result of producing goods that are owned and controlled by someone else, according to Marx (page 23)

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Uriel Beck · Answer 1

alienation

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Marx argued that the development of the 'culture' and 'history' was the result of the 'human labor' and not vice-versa. He added that the alienation from oneself is the product of becoming a mechanistic part of society. An individual starts to become alienated when the social class dominates their life. He estranges the person away from their humanistic part.