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Alienation theory as it appears in sociological writings most commonly deals with concepts pertaining to large groups of people in their relations to institutions. Often approached through examples concerning social change and class conflict, alienation experience may be examined in regard to disconnection from political process, indifference to prevailing values, dissociation from normative governance, and collective states of social isolation. However, alienation theory may also be used