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1.6K views · 29 reactions | According to Karl Marx's Theory of Alienation capitalism causes workers to become disconnected from their work, products, and humanity. This leads to feelings of powerlessness, unhappiness, and disconnection. | Department of Sociology, Jahanzeb College ,Saidu Sharif , Swat | Facebook

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Karl Marx argued that in capitalism workers are alienated from the products of their labor and from each other. Our new video post explains what this means. http://www.thesociologicalcinema.com/videos/the-meaning-of-marxist-alienation | The Sociological Cinema

Peter Gibbons—played by Ron Livingston as a breathing approximation of Marx’s theory of alienation—is unmotivated by his boring job at a tech company in one of those indistinguishable suburban office parks that’s adjacent to mid-range chain restaurants. | Pro Labor Alliance

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