Karl Marx believed that increased control over nature is accompanied by
A)disenchantment.
B)anomie.
C)alienation.
D)trained incapacity.

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Marx argued that as workers are increasingly separated from the control of the means of production and the products of their labor, they become alienated. This alienation is a result of the capitalist mode of production, which estranges workers from their labor, the products of their labor, and their fellow workers, leading to a sense of isolation and powerlessness.

Karl Marx Believed That Increased Control Over Nature Is Accompanied