Gospodarka, przedsiębiorczość, praca. Studium z perspektywy katolickiej myśli ekonomiczno-społecznej

Zadroga, Adam

Gospodarka, przedsiębiorczość, praca. Studium z perspektywy katolickiej myśli ekonomiczno-społecznej

dc.contributor.author	Zadroga, Adam
dc.date.accessioned	2023-01-16T11:51:18Z
dc.date.available	2023-01-16T11:51:18Z
dc.date.issued	2019
dc.description.abstract	In the contemporary studies of economic issues, a growing openness to an interdisciplinary approach can be observed. It is manifested, for instance, in a renaissance of economic ethics and, within this discipline, of ethical considerations pertaining to particular religious and moral traditions. A special contribution to this field is made by Catholic thought. A research trend related to the social doctrine of the Catholic Church focused on economic issues—considered in close connection with their social and moral conditions—may be termed “Catholic economic social thought.” In 2018, I published a monograph devoted to the methodological merits of Catholic economic social thought in the context of increasing criticism of the metaphysical and epistemological presuppositions of the mainstream economics.1 In the present book, I discuss the key economic categories, such as: economy, entrepreneurship, and work, as they are conceived of in Catholic economic social thought. I trust that the ideas proposed in this publication will be a significant addition to the above-mentioned methodological monograph, emphasizing even more the potential of the Catholic research perspective on economic problems as well as supplementing and deepening the understanding of economic issues by putting them in a broader and deeper ontological perspective. Such an approach refers to the transcendent dimension of human life and adopts, as the first and foremost criterion of axiological evaluation, the dignity of the economic subject as the human person and, consequently, other principles of Catholic Social Teaching. The book is divided into three parts. In the first chapter, focused mainly on the moral aspects of economy, I address the anthropological aspects of economic reality, the concept of personalist economic morality, the axiological connections of the social economy, and the principles of Catholic Social Teaching, as well as the moral dimension of economy and management (according to Janusz Nagórny). In the second chapter, devoted to entrepreneurship and business, I present the stand of the Catholic Church on entrepreneurship understood as an anthropological and ethical category and on a number of selected problems relevant to this issue. I also address the fundamental moral theological presuppositions that should exert a formative influence on the attitudes of Christians involved in entrepreneurial activity and on the character of their mission in the world. In addition, I describe the attitudes of the Christian business leaders in Poland, basing on the analysis of their statements concerning the religious and moral motives guiding their professional life. In the third chapter, I discuss the theological, personalist, and moral aspects of work and address the questions of the human right to work, the need for adequate education for work provided in the process of family life, and the Biblical perspective on the problem of the proper attitude to wealth (material goods).	pl
dc.description.sponsorship	Publikacja współfinansowana przez Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II	pl
dc.identifier.isbn	978-83-7306-870-4
dc.identifier.uri	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12153/4045
dc.language.iso	pl	pl
dc.publisher	TN KUL	pl
dc.relation.ispartofseries	Prace Wydziału Teologii;190
dc.relation.ispartofseries	Lubelskie Studia Teologicznomoralne;
dc.subject	gospodarka	pl
dc.subject	moralność	pl
dc.subject	przedsiębiorczość	pl
dc.subject	biznes	pl
dc.subject	praca	pl
dc.subject	bogactwo	pl
dc.title	Gospodarka, przedsiębiorczość, praca. Studium z perspektywy katolickiej myśli ekonomiczno-społecznej	pl
dc.title.alternative	Economy, entrepreneurship, work. A study from the perspective of catholic economic social thought	pl
dc.type	info:eu-repo/semantics/book	pl