People work based on capitalist goals to pay for them. In capitalism, work is no longer an end in itself but an expression of the capacity, the potential of humanity and the effort to earn money. The individual who experienced alienation in capitalist society is the focus of Mark's analysis in the structure of capitalism that became the source of alienation. Marx used the concept of alienation to designate the influence of capitalist production on men and society. The most important is the two-class system in which capitalists use and treat workers (and therefore their labor time) and their output (tools and raw materials) as final products and workers are forced to devote their time to working for the capitalist. so that they can