One World: In an approach that is at once scientific, philosophical and humanist: Exploring the Roots of Division and the Path to Global Unity (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798285162445)

A unified planetary consciousness is not a distant utopia, but a historical and moral necessity, shaped by the lessons of human evolution, contemporary scientific data, and the ethical demands of a globalized world. By exploring the common origins of humanity, the phenomenon of continental drift, and the dispersal of peoples across the planet, this book has highlighted the evidence of a human brotherhood based not on homogeneity, but on unity in diversity.
One World is a transdisciplinary and committed work that questions the human condition in the era of globalization, ecological upheavals and social fractures. At the crossroads of scientific knowledge, philosophical thought and a renewed humanism, One World explores the deep mechanisms that have shaped hierarchies between peoples and societies. The book traces the continuities between slavery, colonization, institutional racism, and contemporary forms of domination, whether economic, social, or symbolic.
The book opens with a historical analysis of the mechanisms of separation between human beings: wars, colonization, racial and economic hierarchies, which have left a lasting imprint on our collective representations and our institutions. It shows how, under the guise of progress, logics of exclusion, exploitation, and domination have become institutionalized, making the recognition of a common humanity more difficult.
One World offers a powerful and lucid reflection on the historical, ideological, and economic foundations of global injustice. Through a rigorous and committed approach, the book explores the great wounds of humanity, racism, slavery, colonization, neocolonialism, and modern racialized servitude, to reveal their continuities and transformations up to the present day.
From a scientific perspective, the book examines major contemporary advances in biology, physics, ecology, artificial intelligence and their impact on our understanding of life, consciousness, and planetary interdependencies.
Philosophically, the author questions the foundations of morality, law, and freedom, revisiting the traditions of thought of diverse cultures to lay the foundations for a global dialogue that respects singularities. He draws on the ideas of autonomy, shared responsibility, and dignity to envision a world where caring for others becomes an ethical imperative.
In its humanist dimension, One World highlights concrete experiences of fraternity, nonviolent resistance, restorative justice, and international solidarity. It gives central space to often marginalized voices, indigenous peoples, migrants, women, and children of conflict, and emphasizes the need to rebuild community, educational, and cultural ties as pillars of lasting peace.
This work highlights the structural dynamics of power, dehumanizing narratives, and logics of racialized exploitation that persist under new guises: modern servitude, neocolonialism, and global inequalities. By articulating these themes within a unified perspective, the author offers a coherent reading of the world today, based on the memory of past suffering and the need for a universal commitment to justice, mutual recognition, and substantive equality.
The book concludes with a call to change our way of inhabiting the Earth: less as masters than as partners of life, less as consumers than as guardians. It offers concrete avenues for reorienting policies, economic models, educational systems, and collective imaginations toward a civilization of cooperation and mutual respect.
One World is both a diagnosis of the crises of our time and a manifesto for a global refoundation of human relations, at the level of societies, knowledge and consciences. It is a book for those who believe that science can dialogue with wisdom, that philosophy can guide action, and that humanism remains the greatest hope in the face of the perils of the 21st century.

Author: Tsague Louis
ISBN-13: 9798285162445
Publisher: Independently Published
Language: English
Published: 05/24/2025
Pages: 270
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.11lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.70d