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Filosofia de Karl Marx
Desenvolvimento sustentável
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Resumo
A influência da alienação do trabalho no desenvolvimento sustentável no Vietnã a partir da perspectiva filosófica de Karl Marx é pesquisada com foco na análise do impacto do fenômeno da alienação do trabalho no desenvolvimento sustentável no Vietnã. Vietnã, na perspectiva filosófica de Karl Marx. A alienação do trabalho surge quando os trabalhadores realizam apenas trabalhos monótonos e repetitivos em um ambiente de produção, perdendo o controle e a criatividade. Segundo Marx, este fenómeno causa muitos problemas negativos aos trabalhadores, tais como: perda de diversidade de competências; falta de criatividade e contribuição; fraco desempenho laboral; a possibilidade de agitação social; afeta a saúde e a psicologia. Para pesquisar este tema, o autor concentrou-se em esclarecer os pontos de vista da teoria do valor-trabalho de Marx, taxa de lucro, mais-valia, trabalho do trabalhador, alienação. Ao esclarecer as questões acima, o autor concentrar-se-á em desenhar a alienação na força de trabalho do Vietname para lançar luz sobre questões como: alienação do trabalho e Desenvolvimento Sustentável no Vietname; A situação laboral e os efeitos da alienação sobre os trabalhadores no Vietname também proporcionam discussões sobre este tema.
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