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9 de may. de 2020 · With the correspondence between Teilhard de Chardin and his cousin Marguerite, Teilhard's ideas, personality, and reaction to the war are revealed. His four years of service as a stretch-bearer on the front lines chronicle the emergence of the humanitarian vision which began his philosophical life. Includes index.
- The Making of a Mind : Pierre Teilhard de Chardin - Archive.org
These letters reveal the development of Teilhard's ideas and...
- The Making of a Mind : Pierre Teilhard de Chardin - Archive.org
5 de may. de 2011 · These letters reveal the development of Teilhard's ideas and personality, as well as his reactions to the war. The danger and hardship that Teilhard shared with his Regiment of Zouaves and Moroccan Tirailleurs brought an intensity and awareness that he found immensely stimulating.
Harper & Row, 1961 - French letters - 315 pages With the correspondence between Teilhard de Chardin and his cousin Marguerite, Teilhard's ideas, personality, and reaction to the first world war...
9 de sept. de 2021 · These letters give us a sense of the genesis—and some gestation—of his major ideas connecting modern science, evolution and Christian theology. This book covers more than four years of his life as a young priest serving in the French military during World War I that you won't get anywhere else—in his own spontaneous written words.
The Making of a Mind: Letters from a Soldier-priest, 1914-1918: Author: Pierre Teilhard de Chardin: Translated by: René Hague: Publisher: Collins, 1965: Length: 315 pages : Export...
While Teilhard's later work is still well known, "The Making of a Mind" shows how these thoughts developed in the mind of a young man, drafted into the trenches of World War I, who shared the seeds of these later ideas in a series of letters written to his devoted cousin.
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