Alienation¶
Jaeggi, R. (2014). Alienation. Columbia University Press.
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- … ) or as objective structural conditions (Marx's emphasis) — and the de-alienation prospect, which differs radically between Marx (revolutionary transformation dissolves capitalist relations), existentialist traditions (no historical resolution, only moments of authenticity), and modern theorists like Jaeggi
This sourceReconceives alienation as 'a relation of relationlessness,' integrating Hegelian, phenomenological, and analytic resources to preserve critique without metaphysical essentialism.
- … ) or as objective structural conditions (Marx's emphasis) — and the de-alienation prospect, which differs radically between Marx (revolutionary transformation dissolves capitalist relations), existentialist traditions (no historical resolution, only moments of authenticity), and modern theorists like Jaeggi
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