'Alienation' as a widespread social problem was first highlighted by
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Answer: C
Alienation as a widespread social problem was first highlighted by Marxism, which described the worker as alienated from the product of labour, from other people and from himself in capitalist production. This is the third option.
Idealism, pragmatism and realism are philosophies of education with other concerns, and none of them is known for bringing out alienation as a social problem.
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