TABLE OF CONTENTS
Dedication...................................................................................................................ii
Acknowledgement......................................................................................................ii
Résumé..........................................................................................v
Contents.........................................................................................vi
0. GENERAL
INTRODUCTION...............................................10
0.1. Aim of
study.......................................................................................................10
0.2. Why these two
authors........................................................................................11
0.3. Method of
study..................................................................................................12
0.4.
Clarifications.......................................................................................................13
0.4.1.The Civilization of the
Universal....................................................................13
0.4.2. Teilhard de
Chardin........................................................................................14
0.4.3.
Senghor...........................................................................................................14
CHAPTER ONE
THE CIVILIZATION OF THE UNIVERSAL
IN
TEILHARD DE CHARDIN ....................................15
INTRODUCTION........................................16
I.1. The notion of totality in Teilhardian
metaphysics.......................................17
I.1.1.The problem of the one and the
many..............................................................19
I.1.2. Omega: the point of universal
convergence....................................................21
I.1.3. The attributes of the Omega
point...................................................................23
I.1.4. The ultra
reflection..........................................................................................24
I.2. The foundations of a racial
morality...............................................................25
I.2.1 Unity in unanimity.
.........................................................................................26
I.2.2. Unity in
diversity.............................................................................................27
I.2.3. Complementarity of Races in
totalisation.......................................................29
I.2.4. Unity and not
Identity.............................................................................30
I.3. The present situation and mutual duty of
races..............................................32
I.3.1. The conflict
situation.......................................................................................32
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