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Alienation and Socialism

Labour History, 1964
The Socialist movement should most explicitly bring back into the centre of its thinking its original great source of inspiration and reflection, the problem of labour; the problem, that is, of the transformation of labour from something senseless which forms no real part of the personality of the labourer into something significant.
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Social Structure and Alienation

Monthly Review, 1987
Review of The Alienation of Modern Man: An Interpretation Based on Marx and Tonnies by Fritz Pappenheim. This article can also be found at the Monthly Review website , where most recent articles are published in full. Click here to purchase a PDF version of this article at the Monthly Review website.
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Social Alienation

This Chapter opens with a discussion of modernism’s reaction against liberal individualism. I take this as a starting point to think about questions of individual alienation in two post-war films: Ottomar Domnick’s Jonas (1957) and Hiroshi Teshigahara’s 他人の顔‎ (The Face of Another, 1966).
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Alienation and Social Action

Diogenes, 1967
The word “alienation” is today one of those fashionable and hence suspect words. It is very often used and therefore misused; it is an ambiguous and therefore obscure word; moreover it gives rise to the defensive reactions of those who believe that what it represents is dangerous in practice and who are interested in maintaining a situation which ...
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Alienation and Socialism in Marx

Slavic Review, 1968
IN THEIR NOTE, "Alienation and Central Planning in Marx," Professors Roberts and Stephenson maintain that for Marx "the goal of a socialist society" is "the abolition of alienation" and that Marx sees "central economic planning as the means by which alienation in the Marxist sense is eliminated in the socialist society." In pursuing this argument they ...
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The social sources of alienation

Inquiry, 1963
As a key concept in the social sciences, alienation refers to various mental states, often identified by such terms as ‘powerlessness’, ‘meaninglessness’, ‘anomic’, etc. Recent advances in sociological theory permit us to indicate systematically the social conditions linked to these states.
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Social Alienation versus Social Support

2023
Abstract This chapter offers an in-depth exploration of victim networks and divisions and of the victim organizations Mothers of Beslan and Voice of Beslan from the perspectives of victims who were active in these organizations and victims who were not.
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Alienation as a Social Process

The Sociological Quarterly, 1980
This essay examines the concept of alienation with reference to Marxian and social psychological perspectives. A synthesis of these diverse perspectives is established with particular emphasis on work alienation. Noting that alienation is a consequence of situationally specific relations based on the interaction of historical context, structural ...
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PATIENT ALIENATION AND THE SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY OF CHRONICITY *

Rehabilitation Nursing, 1979
The perspective developed here is that adequate care of chronically ill patients must include a consideration of their social network and their daily patterns of social interaction. Only by illuminating the many facets of the chronic disease experience can the entire process of alienation be brought into focus.
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Ideology as Alienated Socialization

2018
Abstract Against a widespread misunderstanding, Marx and Engels did not consider ideology as a mere form of consciousness expressing an underlying economic interest. They developed a critical approach that saw ideology as an alienated socialization from above, which is to be overcome in a classless society.
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