The Discourse Theory of Alienation

I think it is a theory of alienation related to discourse theory predominantly, I would say. From class position on the one hand, on the other hand, it has a tendency to deprivage the role of lived experience in upending and complicating discursive communities of enjoyment. So because it's unacknowledged suffering is one of the problems I think the industrial proletariat of the time of early marks, clearly had a form of suffering which could receive social recognition,. even from an intellectual and bourgeois class. And there's several case studies and examples I could share with you about, about this, and I think that that actually might be true.