Martín de Azpilcueta
Theologian and economist of Spain
Born
December 13th, 1491
533 years ago
Died
1586
439 years ago — 95 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Spain
Links & References
A prominent theologian and economist, contributions encompassed moral theology and the field of economic thought. Authored the influential text 'Manual de Confesores y Penitentes', which addressed confession and moral reasoning. Engaged in discussions surrounding usury and economic ethics, laying groundwork for future economic theories. Held scholarly positions in the University of Salamanca, where teachings shaped religious and economic discourse.
Authored 'Manual de Confesores y Penitentes'
Contributed significantly to economic thought on usury
Other People Born on December 13th
Marina Bassols Ribera
Competed professionally in tennis, achieving a career-high singles ranking within the WTA. Participated in various Grand Slam tournaments and gained recognition for contributions in both singles and doubles events. Excelled in junior competitions, securing notable titles and paving the way for a successful transition to professional tennis. Contributed to national representation in international team competitions.
Continue ReadingBelle da Costa Greene
A prominent librarian and bibliographer, contributed significantly to the field of library science and the organization of rare book collections. Served as the first woman to be the director of the Princeton University Library from 1906 to 1948. Instrumental in the development of the library into a notable institution, and recognized for expertise in rare books and manuscripts.
Continue ReadingTalcott Parsons
Contributed significantly to the field of sociology, particularly through the development of social action theory. Emphasized the importance of understanding social structures and their functions. Advocated for a systems perspective to analyze the relationship between society and individual behavior. Parsons' work influenced the study of modern sociology and shaped theoretical frameworks used in subsequent research.
Continue ReadingJohnny Whitaker
An American actor achieved significant attention during the 1960s and 1970s. Gained recognition for the role of Jody Davis on the television series 'Family Affair', which aired from 1966 to 1971. The character was notable for its portrayal of childlike innocence and charm. After 'Family Affair', appeared in various television shows and movies, including 'The Biscuit Eater' and 'The Magic of Lassie'. Transitioned away from acting in adulthood, focusing on personal endeavors and family life.
Continue ReadingBrock Bowers
Played college football as a tight end for the University of Georgia. Helped the team secure the 2022 College Football Playoff National Championship title. Recognized for exceptional athleticism, receiving skills, and ability to make impactful plays throughout the season.
Continue ReadingEmma Corrin
An English actor gained prominence through a breakthrough role in the Netflix series 'The Crown' portraying Princess Diana. This role earned critical acclaim and a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Television Series – Drama. Following this success, involvement in several other projects drew attention, showcasing the ability to tackle complex characters in both film and television. Recent work includes roles in films such as 'Pennyworth' and 'The Pursuit of Love,' further establishing a dynamic presence in the entertainment industry.
Continue Reading