29. 'Capitalist society was marked by alienation operating at different levels. Explain with an
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In a capitalist society, the worker's alienation from their humanity occurs because the worker can express labour—a fundamental social aspect of personal individuality—only through a private system of industrial production in which each worker is an instrument: i.e., a thing, not a person.
this is according to Marx
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