Marx described alienation as involving which of the following?
A) alienation from the government
B) alienation from the products of work
C) alienation from social clubs
D) alienation from the upper classes

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Marx described alienation as the feeling of being separated from the products of one's own labor. He believed that in capitalist societies, workers become detached from the goods they produce and are treated as mere cogs in a machine, which leads to a sense of estrangement and disconnection. Alienation from government or social clubs, as well as from upper classes, are not central to Marx's concept of alienation.

Marx Described Alienation as Involving Which of the Following