Taylorism And Marx's Theories Of Alienation

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Since the long history of industrial revolution, there were several new and innovative approaches emerged in capitalist society, especially scientific management. In the 1900s, at first, Marx’s theory of alienation was critically developed by Hegel's philosophy. Taylorism and Marx’s theory of alienation had collisions of thoughts as they stand for different opinions about social system and social status. Taylor’s managements were rooted in the capitalism while Marx was a strong supporter of socialism. There are some debates over the Taylor’s scientific management and Marx’s theory of alienation, for instance, the relationship between them, the effects and the criticisms.


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