To both Marx and Weber, alienation has a lot to do with work.In general, both believed that
A)human beings naturally become alienated when they have to work.
B)meaningful work is important to human existence.
C)alienation is natural and unavoidable.
D)people should spend more time trying to make money.

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Both Marx and Weber believed that meaningful work is important to human existence and that alienation occurs when individuals are separated from the products of their labor, the process of their labor, their fellow workers, and ultimately themselves. They did not believe that alienation is natural or unavoidable, but rather a result of the capitalist system that values profit over the wellbeing and fulfillment of workers. Neither thinker emphasized the importance of making money as a solution to alienation.

To Both Marx and Weber, Alienation Has a Lot to Do