The Catholic Economists in the Argentina during the Second Half of the XXth Century: between the Fading of a Religious Identity and the Secular Professionalization

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The trajectory of the Catholic economists in Argentina through the twentieth century shows notorious transformations in their religious and professional identities. From the foundational work of the social catholic Alejandro Bunge and the Corporación de Economistas Católicos in the late thirties, an...

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Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Historia 2014
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Economistas
Catolicismo
Intelectuales
Secularización
Economists
Catholicism
Intellectuals
Secularization
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spelling I10-R10-article-100362016-08-16T10:56:19Z The Catholic Economists in the Argentina during the Second Half of the XXth Century: between the Fading of a Religious Identity and the Secular Professionalization Los economistas católicos en la Argentina durante la segunda mitad del siglo XX: entre el desvanecimiento de una identidad religiosa y la profesionalización secular Acha, Omar Economistas Catolicismo Intelectuales Secularización Economists Catholicism Intellectuals Secularization The trajectory of the Catholic economists in Argentina through the twentieth century shows notorious transformations in their religious and professional identities. From the foundational work of the social catholic Alejandro Bunge and the Corporación de Economistas Católicos in the late thirties, and after the end of Peronist decade that divided them, their intelectual horizons changed, and the way of connecting economic knowledge and religious belief too. The “social question” lost the previous relevance and coexisted with a secular professionalization related to different orientations, even if the “ethical” bias characterizing the self-identity of the catholic economists supporting the social doctrine of the Church remained alive. The development of economic studies in the Universidad Católica Argentina deplaced the visibility of the Corporation and the economist of catholic belief circumscribed to the individual faith, and secularizing it, the strong link between knowledge and belief that authors like Francisco Valsecchi still considered essential.  La trayectoria de los economistas católicos en la Argentina atravesó el siglo veinte con notorias modificaciones en sus identidades religiosas y profesionales. Desde la obra pionera de un católico social como Alejandro Bunge y la formación de la Corporación de Economistas Católicos a fines de la década de 1930, después del primer peronismo que los encontró divididos, sus horizontes intelectuales cambiaron y también se modificó el modo de vincular saber económico y adhesión religiosa. La “cuestión social” perdió la preeminencia precedente y fue dando paso a una profesionalización secular donde se mezclaron diversas orientaciones, sin perder la preocupación “ética” que caracterizó la auto-identidad de los economistas católicos amparados en la doctrina social de la Iglesia. La creación de la carrera de Economía en la Universidad Católica Argentina desplazó la visibilidad de la Corporación y los economistas de creencia católica cedieron en la fuerte impregnación entre saber y fe que aún autores como Francisco Valsecchi consideraban inevitable. Devino una convicción personal y así se secularizó. Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Historia 2014-12-21 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/anuariohistoria/article/view/10036 Anuario de la Escuela de Historia Virtual; Núm. 6 (2014); 130-149 1853-7049 10.31049/1853.7049.v0.n6 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/anuariohistoria/article/view/10036/10695
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Secularization
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The Catholic Economists in the Argentina during the Second Half of the XXth Century: between the Fading of a Religious Identity and the Secular Professionalization
topic_facet Economistas
Catolicismo
Intelectuales
Secularización
Economists
Catholicism
Intellectuals
Secularization
author Acha, Omar
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title The Catholic Economists in the Argentina during the Second Half of the XXth Century: between the Fading of a Religious Identity and the Secular Professionalization
title_short The Catholic Economists in the Argentina during the Second Half of the XXth Century: between the Fading of a Religious Identity and the Secular Professionalization
title_full The Catholic Economists in the Argentina during the Second Half of the XXth Century: between the Fading of a Religious Identity and the Secular Professionalization
title_fullStr The Catholic Economists in the Argentina during the Second Half of the XXth Century: between the Fading of a Religious Identity and the Secular Professionalization
title_full_unstemmed The Catholic Economists in the Argentina during the Second Half of the XXth Century: between the Fading of a Religious Identity and the Secular Professionalization
title_sort catholic economists in the argentina during the second half of the xxth century: between the fading of a religious identity and the secular professionalization
description The trajectory of the Catholic economists in Argentina through the twentieth century shows notorious transformations in their religious and professional identities. From the foundational work of the social catholic Alejandro Bunge and the Corporación de Economistas Católicos in the late thirties, and after the end of Peronist decade that divided them, their intelectual horizons changed, and the way of connecting economic knowledge and religious belief too. The “social question” lost the previous relevance and coexisted with a secular professionalization related to different orientations, even if the “ethical” bias characterizing the self-identity of the catholic economists supporting the social doctrine of the Church remained alive. The development of economic studies in the Universidad Católica Argentina deplaced the visibility of the Corporation and the economist of catholic belief circumscribed to the individual faith, and secularizing it, the strong link between knowledge and belief that authors like Francisco Valsecchi still considered essential. 
publisher Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Historia
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url https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/anuariohistoria/article/view/10036
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