Marx on Alienation
• On Marx on Alienation

References for Theme: On Marx on Alienation

• Anthony, Peter D
• "Alienation and freedom, an elaboration of the text: “So the greater the product the less he is himself”" (1982)

• Blauner, Robert
• Alienation and freedom: The factory worker and his industry (1964)

• Brudney, Daniel
• "Two Marxian Themes: The Alienation of Labour and the Linkage Thesis" (2018)

• Healy, Mike; Wilkowska, Iwona
• "Marx, Alienation and the Denial of Dignity of Work" (2017)

  (p.101) For Marx dignity is an attribute fundamentally linked to the nature of labour, and one that cannot be attained merely by an improvement in working conditions or increased remuneration (important as these are).

• "Marx, Alienation and the Denial of Dignity of Work" (2017)

• Hodson, Randy
• "Dignity in the Workplace Under Participative Management: Alienation and Freedom Revisited" (1996)

• Kymlicka, Will
• Contemporary Political Philosophy (2002)

  (p.192) the issue is not whether unalienated labour is a good, but whether it is an overriding good, a good which is necessary to any decent life, and which outweighs in value all competing goods. I see no reason to think unalienated labour is such a good.

• Mészáros, István
• Marx's theory of alienation (2006)

• Sayers, Sean
• Marx and Alienation: Essays on Hegelian Themes (2011)

• Schoolman, Morton
• "Further Reflections on Work, Alienation, and Freedom in Marcuse and Marx" (1973)