Looking for Belonging but Being Alienated from your African Origins

As reading progresses, you will understand the attribution of two authors Diome and Akpan and the meaning of alienation. Attribute is the sense that becoming a member or property of a group or race depending on birth, qualification, or placement. Diom and Akpan explored the sense of belonging to their African family through literary works. Meanwhile, the sense of alienation is isolated, brightening and withdrawing from groups and races due to dissatisfaction and indifference to members of groups and races.

Marx's alienation theory explains the separation of natural things. There are four forms of alienation experience for Marx. These include alienation from yourself, alienation from the work process, alienation of the product, and alienation from others. Workers are marginalized by themselves because they are forced to sell their labor force to earn salaries. Because there is no means of production, workers are alienated. Because the product of labor belongs to the capitalist, workers are alienated from the product.

I think the final alienation is marginalizing myself. Another form of alienation is mere reflection - isolated from yourself, looking out and not looking inside. My education is relatively limited. My skill, ability and experience are relatively limited. However, I am trying to ask myself, "Can you offer a small amount of things to your heart, do you have any contribution?" I experienced the actual overall atmosphere. Politics is not life. It is a way to organize and approach something that interacts with the world. Focusing on the thinking and efforts in these specific fields, the entire field may look very big in the atmosphere. In fact, it does not necessarily represent our whole country or the world. This is exaggerated. This is distortion

They are the most happy when people are connected and connected to the lives of others. Subordination is positive, alienation is negative. The majority of your coherent sensation comes from becoming a member of family, society, civil society, workers, political parties, religious groups, and so on. It gives you a sense of belonging sense and commonality. The alliance is an important part of who you are and defining your life. When someone first met you, they asked: "I do not think we met, I am _____, who are you?" You replied, "I am ___ I am just moving from _____, I'm _____, "Or, ___, ___ brother-in-law of host," or "I am very happy to meet you. _____ I moved to the side next door. "