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7 November, 01:26

According to Karl Marx, capitalism reduces many people's work to dull, uninteresting tasks, over which workers have no influence or control. He referred to this situation and the feelings it engendered as:

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  1. 7 November, 01:48
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    alienation

    Explanation:

    Marx argues that capitalist system generates working conditions were:

    isolation of the workers turns into dehumanizing and negative effects

    1. Alienation of the worker from their product:

    2. Alienation of the worker from the act of production:

    3. Alienation of the worker from their species-essence:

    4. Alienation of the worker from other workers:

    They turn with time into being psychological problems and importan social implications arise.

    No common construcive socioeconomic benefits are seen since the workers are only seen as labor, another factor in the cycle that will quickly be left people disenchanted with the initial wealth that the capitalists and liberals often promised.
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