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Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre - "Le Phenomene Humain"., 03/01/1947-07/11/1988

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 10
Identifier: 29091

Series-level Scope and Content Note

From the Series:

(Box 2, Folders 17 - 28; Box 3, Folders 1 - 18) This series contains mimeograph copies and reprints of essays by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. Arrangement is alphabetical by title.

Dates

  • 03/01/1947-07/11/1988

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Extent

From the Collection: 1.3 Linear Feet (3 Hollinger Document Cases)

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Container Summary

Contains copy (mimeograph) of essay by TdC entitled, "Le Phenomene Humain"(dated variously from 1938-1940). Includes TLS xerox from Sarah Weber,translator of the essay, to Joseph Jeffs, librarian, Georgetown UniversityLibrary, re. history of the essay.

Subjects and Associated Physical Materials

TEILHARD DE CHARDIN, PIERRE - "PHENOMENE HUMAIN" MIMEO.: Typescript

"PHENOMENE HUMAIN, LE" (TEILHARD) - MIMEOGRAPH: Typescript

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY - RE. "LE PHENOMENE HUMAIN": Typed Letter Signed

WEBER, SARA - CORRESPONDENCE RE. TRANSLATION OF "LE PHENOMENE HUMAIN": Typed Letter Signed

Repository Details

Part of the Georgetown University Manuscripts Repository

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