Marx felt that when people are separated from each other, from themselves, and from the products they create, they are experiencing __________.

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Marx's concept of alienation refers to the estrangement of people from their humanity and the products of their labor as a result of living in a society structured by the relations of capitalism. This alienation occurs when workers do not own the means of production or the products they create, leading to a sense of separation from their work and each other.

Marx Felt That When People Are Separated from Each Other