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Alienation and Estrangement: In Defense of Humanism

May 13, 2013 Jose Mario de Vega 3 Comments

Â In 1844, a young German philosopher wrote a book entitled â€œThe Philosophic and Economic Manuscriptsâ€. The said writer is no other than Karl Marx. In that work, Marx begun to examine, analyze and scrutinize the concept of alienation (entausserung). The other term that he used is estrangement (entfremdung). Marxâ€™s central thesis is that: The…

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