In Karl Marx's view,alienation develops as workers manufacture goods that embody their creative talents but the goods do not belong to them.

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Marx argued that workers are alienated from the products of their labor because they do not own them or have control over how they are used or distributed. This leads to a sense of emptiness and disconnection from their work and from the fruits of their labor.

In Karl Marx's View,alienation Develops as Workers Manufacture Goods That