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sustainable development
Karl Marx philosophy
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Abstract
The influence of labor alienation on sustainable development in Vietnam from the philosophical perspective of Karl Marx is researched by focusing on analyzing the impact of the phenomenon of labor alienation on sustainable development in Vietnam. Vietnam, from the philosophical perspective of Karl Marx. Labor alienation comes from workers only performing monotonous and repetitive work in a production environment, losing control and creativity. According to Marx, this phenomenon causes many negative problems for workers such as: loss of skill diversity; lack of creativity and contribution; poor labor performance; the possibility of social unrest; affects health and psychology. To research this topic, the author has focused on clarifying the views of Marx's labor theory of value, profit rate, surplus value, worker's labor, alienation. From clarifying the above issues, the author will focus on drawing out the alienation in Vietnam's labor force to shed light on issues such as: labor alienation and Sustainable Development in Vietnam; The labor situation and the effects of alienation on workers in Vietnam also provide discussions on this topic.
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