Is Marx's theory of alienation still relevant in understanding
modern-day labor and workplace dynamics?
Discuss how alienation manifests in contemporary jobs,
especially in the gig economy or automated industries.
Can alienation exist in non-capitalist societies (in Feudalism,
for instance), or is it unique to capitalism as Marx described it?
Does technological advancement reduce or increase
worker alienation?
Consider whether the rise of automation, artificial intelligence,
and technology makes workers feel more disconnected from
the products they produce or if it gives them more autonomy.
Is alienation solely a result of labor exploitation, or are there
other social factors that contribute to alienation?
Discuss if alienation can be attributed to broader social,
cultural, or political dynamics beyond economic exploitation.
Can Marx's concept of alienation be applied to explain
modern consumerism and the feeling of disconnection
people experience in a materialistic society?
Can you relate Marx’s concept of alienation to your daily life?
Can you be alienated as a student?
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