The ability to work distinguishes humans from animals, but under capitalism, Marx argues, the organization of work strips individuals of their humanity by alienating them from their:

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Marx argues that under capitalism, the organization of work alienates individuals from their "species being," a concept referring to the inherent nature of humans to freely and creatively produce without the constraints of alienated labor. This alienation from their species being strips individuals of their humanity, as they are unable to fulfill their natural inclination towards creative and free production.

The Ability to Work Distinguishes Humans from Animals, but Under