2012•Asian Social ScienceOpen access

Several Thoughts on Alienated Labor Theory by Marx

Linlin Jiang

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The alienated labor theory that was proposed by Marx in “Economic & Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844” is the core of Marx’s alienation concept and is also the most component of the theory of Marx. The alienated labor theory of Marx was gradually mature in the process of sublating the traditional alienation concept and its formation and development mainly underwent three phases and finally turned to become a complete theory system.

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Key concepts: Alienation, Neoclassical economics, Sociology, Labor theory of value, Component (thermodynamics), Epistemology, Core (optical fiber), Positive economics