Labor and Alienation

"The political economy hides the inherent alienation of the essence of labor by not considering the direct relationship between workers (labor) and production" (p. 30). Marx believes that human nature is neither fixed nor transcendental; instead, it can change and embed productivity in everyday life. Our only fixed attribute is our openness. The difference between us and other animal species is that we can adapt to different natural environments by creating a social environment.

Marx distinguishes four different aspects of alienated labor: the occurrence of workers and labor, alienation of alienation and activity itself, alienation of humans as seeds, and alienation from other individuals. The following section briefly describes four different aspects of alienation. When it plays a decisive role in further research, a detailed analysis of the third form of alienation and its related anthropology is then performed.

An analysis of the alienation work proposed by Marx in "manuscript of economics and philosophy" is presented in Part 3. Marx distinguishes the four aspects of alienation in the capitalist production mode: individuals (workers) and products, economic activities, the existence of those species, and individual alienation. Combining the four forms of alienation description, Marx provides a method for human anthropological definition. And it can be summarized as "representative species - presence". Marx explains that species as an active nature, whose individuals are wild, free to prove their value, are creative, and are objectiveized by the production of labor and labor products. In anonymous market. Second aspect of representative species - human social nature

In the context of the social analysis of "alienated labor" in the "manuscript", Marx explored the discussion about Forebach's prediction and developed the concept of human as "representative species - existence" . A position on the analysis of alienated labor in the concept of alienation in the manuscript of economics and philosophy "Manuscript of economics and philosophy" In the "manuscript of economics and philosophy" written in 1844, Karl Marx is a citizen I will criticize the economy. The proposed economic method is relevant. Adam Smith, David Ricardo, Jean-Baptiste Say criticized and reorganized an important way of German idealistic philosophy, especially Georg William Friedrich Black. The philosophy of Geer and Ludwig Feuerbach. Marx's analysis is based on historical specific conditions of capitalistic production methods and demonstrates the principle and inconsistency in national economic theory.