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He became poor: the poverty of Christ and Aquinas's economic teachings, c. 1-2
Drawing deeply on the views of Thomas Aquinas, this book challenges the modern economic tendency toward the proprietary self and calls for a renewed appreciation of the virtues of trusting receptivity and humble awareness of our membership in a larger benevolent order. The author reveals how the summons to become poor bestows a new intelligibility on formerly obscure economic teachings. In the course of his discussion the author juxtaposes Aquinas with Aristotle, John Locke and Alasdair Macintyre..
151004274 | 261.8 FRA h.1 | Z. HANDIMAN | Available |
170300516 | 261.8 FRA h.2 | Z. HANDIMAN | Available |
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