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Kardecist spiritism, also
known as
Spiritism or
Kardecism, is a
reincarnationist and
spiritualist doctrine established in
France in the mid-19th century...
- ([ʁivaj]; 3
October 1804 – 31
March 1869),
known by the pen name of
Allan Kardec (French: [kaʁdɛk]), was a
French educator, translator, and writer. He is...
- Alan
Kardec de
Souza Pereira Júnior (born
January 12, 1989),
known as Alan
Kardec, is a
Brazilian professional football player plays as a
striker for Athletico...
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Kardec is a 2019
Brazilian drama film
directed by
Wagner de ****is and
written by L.G. Bayão and
Wagner de ****is.
Hippolyte Léon
Denizard Rivail, a French...
- places. This
theory also had a
strong influence on the
development of
Kardecism. The
terms magnetizer and
mesmerizer have been
applied to
people who study...
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following schisms or
dissents from
Kardecism stand out: The
Frenchman Jean-Baptiste Roustaing, a
contemporary of
Allan Kardec, defended,
among other things...
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Heaven and **** (French: Le Ciel et l'Enfer) is an 1865 book by
Allan Kardec, the
fourth tome of the
fundamental works of Spiritism. Its name was intentionally...
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methodological limitations.
Positivism also
exerted an
unusual influence on
Kardecism. The
English noun
positivism in this
meaning was
imported in the 19th...
- a
doctor with any of
those names in
German records.[citation needed]
Kardecism "Mandados de
busca e apreensão são ****pridos em operação
contra médium...
- French), is a book by
Allan Kardec published in 1861,
second of the five
Fundamental Works of
Spiritism — the
philosophy Kardec had been
publishing — being...
