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Karl Marx

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November 22, 2015

 

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Marx believed that capitalism created what he called alienation. Alienation is essentially the separation of people from their human nature. The major form of alienation, as described by Marx, is through the process of labor. He explained that in a capital nation, people that work for industries lose their freedom...
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Marx believed that capitalism created what he called alienation. Alienation is essentially the separation of people from their human nature. The major form of alienation, as described by Marx, is through the process of labor. He explained that in a capital nation, people that work for industries lose their freedom...
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