To Both Marx and Weber, Alienation Has a Lot to Do

question 6

Multiple Choice

To both Marx and Weber, alienation has a lot to do with work.In general, both believed that

• A)human beings naturally become alienated when they have to work.
• B)meaningful work is important to human existence.
• C)alienation is natural and unavoidable.
• D)people should spend more time trying to make money.

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