Essays on Estrangement

The article explains the perspectives of different groups and individuals in Australia to the alienated children detained in a juvenile in in the United States. Some individuals in this nation, support the act of alienating the children from their parents and argue that they were being punished for the unbecoming behavior of their parentages. On the other hand, the proponents hold that the incarcerated children are not old enough to make decisions on their own about their estranged parent. Children while in the juvenile are separated for their parents and they no longer relish their intimacy. According to the ...

Religion has been the foundation of arrangement and strife of social orders, where both viewpoints make a noteworthy commitment to our comprehension of society. However, a new form of religion known as capitalism religion has developed which is now the source of hope and fulfilment for people in the modern world. This exposition will look into a structuralist and interpretative position on the effect of the capitalism religion on society and how religion can be used to help people understand it as a false hope. The scholars that will be utilized are Karl Marx, Max Weber, and David Loy. ...

In the manuscript “Estranged Labour”, Marx used the concept of alienation by Hegel and puts forth the idea that individuals are vulnerable to lose synchrony with other people of the world. Marx elaborates this idea further by putting forth the argument that alienation or estrangement arises due to the ill-treatment of labours by other persons and noticeably by the property owners. Capitalism is based on the principle of privately owned property and disregards the efforts and work by the property-less labours. The people without property; that is the labourers in factories and mills must work for the people owning ...