Alienation; from Marx to Modern Sociology: A Macrosociological Analysis

According activity Allardt analysis analyze anomie asserts assumptions basic becomes behavior Blauner capital capitalist capitalist society characterized commodity concept of alienation conflicts consequence consumption created criticism defined differentiation discussion division of labor Durkheim economic effect example exchange exchange-value existing experience fact factors false consciousness formal rationality Fromm function goals groups Hegel historical human nature hypothesis Ibid ideal ideas ideology important individual individual's industrialized society influence interests J. K. Galbraith Karl Marx labor power Lukács man's Marcuse Marx Marx's theory Marxist means of production Mega Mills needs normative normlessness notion objects occurs ownership person philosophy political possible powerlessness presupposes problem process of production productive forces psychological refers reification relationship role rules self-realization Simmel situation social conditions social processes social production social relations social structure social system socialist sociological term theory of alienation things tion transformed use-value values Weber workers young Marx