Karl Marx's Writings on Alienation

Focusing on the theory of alienation, this book explores its critical role in Marx's analysis of bourgeois society. It delves into the historical and philosophical dimensions of alienation, examining how various authors have interpreted and expanded upon Marx's ideas throughout the 20th century. The text provides a comprehensive overview of the concept's evolution, its implications for understanding social and economic structures, and its relevance to contemporary discussions on capitalism and individual identity.