- In his
writings from the
early 1840s, Karl Marx uses the
German words Entfremdung ("alienation" or "estrangement",
derived from 'fremd',
which means "alien")...
- that
capitalism per se does not
cheat the worker.
Alienation (German:
Entfremdung) is the
estrangement of
people from
their humanity and a
systematic result...
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threat to such
unity consists in
division (Entzweiung) or
alienation (
Entfremdung)." In this respect,
Hegel was
particularly taken with the phenomenon...
- and
fremd meaning 'foreign'. In that
alienation also
translates to "
Entfremdung",
there exists at
least one
other political dimension to this term as...
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confusion for
English scholars who
confuse the
German word
Verfremdung with
Entfremdung. In
Brecht and Method,
Fredric Jameson abbreviates Verfremdungseffekt...
- deutschlandfunkkultur.de. "Neues
Album von
Arctic Monkeys –
Zeugnis der
Entfremdung vom Showbusiness".
Deutschlandfunk Kultur (in German).
Retrieved 5 December...
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control over what
happens to the
commodities that they produce. (See:
Entfremdung, Marx's
theory of alienation) The
concept of the
intrinsic value of commodities...
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German words "Entäusserung" and "
Entfremdung".
While both
words can be
translated to
English as "alienation",
Entfremdung is
often translated as "estrangement"...
- are
often used
interchangeably to
translate two
distinct German words,
Entfremdung and Entäußerung. The
former means specifically interpersonal estrangement...
- (in German). -
Fabian Busch (30
August 2017). "Helmut Kohl: Familiäre
Entfremdung zu Lebzeiten,
Eskalation nach dem Tod". Web.de (in German). "Wie sich...
