In the Grundrisse, Marx continues his discussion of the problem of alienation in the context of political economy. Here, the central themes of the 1844 Manuscripts are dealt with in a much more sophisticated manner. Marx builds on his earlier conception of Man as a productive, object-creating being: the concepts  of alienation, objectification, appropriation, Man's dialectical relationship to nature and his generic or social nature found in Marx's earlier work all recur in the Grundrisse.
In the Grundrisse, Marx continues his discussion of the problem of alienation in the context of political economy. Here, the central themes of the 1844 Manuscripts are dealt with in a much more sophisticated manner. Marx builds on his earlier conception of Man as a productive, object-creating being: the concepts found in Marx's earlier work of alienation, objectification, appropriation, Man's dialectical relationship to nature and his generic or social nature all recur in the Grundrisse.
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found in Marx's earlier work
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found in Marx's earlier work