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Discuss Marx’s idea of alienation.
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Karl Marx’s idea of alienation is a central concept in his analysis of capitalist society. Alienation refers to the condition in which workers become separated from their work, the products they create, their fellow human beings, and their own human potential. Marx developed this idea mainly in his early work, especially in the *Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844*. According to Marx,
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