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    Volver a la persona: ser familiar y doméstico. Una reflexión a la luz del pensamiento de Rafael Alvira (1942-2024)
    (Universidad Panamericana, 2025-03-17)
    Hurtado-Domínguez, Rafael
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    Dieck, Zacarías
    El presente artículo analiza las dimensiones familiar y doméstica de la persona humana a la luz del pensamiento de Rafael Alvira (1942-2024) y la Doctrina Social de la Iglesia. Se destaca el concepto de familia como base y “alma” de toda sociedad, así como su papel fundamental en la configuración de la cultura empresarial. Se aboga por que las empresas prioricen la dignidad humana, integrando el trabajo con el bienestar familiar, promoviendo entornos que favorezcan el desarrollo personal y profesional, y contribuyan al bien común. Esta visión redefine el trabajo como un medio para alcanzar prosperidad espiritual y material.
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    Trabajo, don, cultura y economía: hacia un nuevo enfoque del problema económico
    (2020)
    Martínez-Echeverría y Ortega, Miguel Alfonso
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    The recent recovery of the notion of gift has highlighted the importance of human life’s cultural dimension, contributing to the configuration of an economical approach based on a more robust and realistic anthropology that revolves around human sociability, sustained in the family, rather than the individual. The transformation of nature that takes place would not be possible without man’s ability to discover the possibilities that are hidden within nature itself, and that man makes clear through the contribution of his work with which he activates the most valuable elements of his act of being, namely his freedom, his ability to know and love. From an anthropological approach to economics, this work contributes to the reflection on the foundations and meaining of the economic activity. © 2020 Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca, Servicio de Publicaciones. All rights reserved.
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