Library Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
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Working notes, outlines and prayers accompanying the writing of his essays. The last page, from Holy Thursday 1955, sums up his creed in two articles: the cosmos is centred and Christ is its centre.
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Authorship note
Personal notebooks from 1915 to 1955; volume I (1915–1919) was published by Fayard in 1975, and the last page (April 1955) is collected in Le Cœur de la Matière.
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Other works by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
- The Human Phenomenon (The Phenomenon of Man) · 1955
- The Divine Milieu · 1957
- The Mass on the World · 1923
- The Heart of Matter · 1976
- The Christic · 1955
- Hymn of the Universe · 1961
- The Appearance of Man · 1956
- The Vision of the Past · 1957
- Man's Place in Nature · 1956
- The Future of Man · 1959
- Human Energy · 1962
- Activation of Energy · 1963
- Science and Christ · 1965
- Christianity and Evolution (How I Believe) · 1969
- Toward the Future · 1973
- Writings in Time of War · 1965
- Cosmic Life · 1916
- The Spiritual Power of Matter · 1919
- My Universe · 1924
- The Spirit of the Earth · 1931
- The Phenomenon of Spirituality · 1937
- Note on Some Possible Historical Representations of Original Sin · 1922
- The Mammals of the French Lower Eocene and their Deposits · 1922
- Early Man in China · 1941
- The Scientific Work · 1971
- The Making of a Mind · 1961
- Letters from a Traveller · 1956
- Letters from Egypt and from Hastings and Paris · 1963
- Intimate Letters · 1972
- The Letters of Teilhard de Chardin and Lucile Swan · 1993
Sources
- Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre. Le Cœur de la Matière (incluye Le Christique y la última página del Diario, 1955). Paris: Éditions du Seuil, 1976 (Œuvres, t. XIII). Texto en Wikisource.
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