Bibliography 2: #BIB39551

Key	BIB39551
Reference type	Book Section
Title	Análisis comparativo de la ética del trabajo en cuatro tradiciones religiosas y su impacto sobre la organización económica y social: del judaísmo a la Fe bahá'í
Book title	Estudios sociales Bahá'ís : la búsqueda de un marco teórico para la investigación social
Translated title	Comparative analysis of the work ethic in four religious traditions and its impact on economic and social organization: from Judaism to the Baha'i Faith
Author	Marqués Utrillas, José Luis
Year	2024
Publisher	Editorial Bahá'í de España
Place published	Terrasa, Barcelona
Abstract	This article starts from the hypothesis developed by Max Weber that the different conceptions of work underlying religious worldviews have a decisive impact on forms of economic organization and social action. Part one: how the tradition of writing and study among Jews led to their high intellectual level in the Middle Ages and to the rise of intellectuals and artists now. In the second: how Christianity preserved in the monasteries the knowledge, the work and the art, to evolve in a different way in the Protestant and Catholic Europe. The third part will analyse how the Koran promoted the sciences and the economy in the first centuries of Islam and why Puritanism led it to a progressive decline. Finally, the ideological presuppositions of Bahá'ís that favour them in facing the challenges of globalisation.
Language	Spanish
Keywords	WORK; ETHICS; JUDAISM; CHRISTIANITY; ISLAM; GLOBALISM; GLOBALIZATION
Pages	75–105
Section	7.

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