The Spirits Book

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The Spirits Book is a foundational 1857 work by Allan Kardec that systematically presents the principles of Spiritism through a series of questions and answers purportedly communicated by spirits.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Spiritist text
book
religious work
author Allan Kardec NERFINISHED
centralDoctrine communion between spirits and humans
existence of God
immortality of the soul
moral consequences of actions
reincarnation as moral progress
claimsSource communications from spirits
classification 19th-century philosophical literature
19th-century religious book
compiler Allan Kardec NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
followedBy Heaven and Hell NERFINISHED
The Genesis According to Spiritism NERFINISHED
The Gospel According to Spiritism NERFINISHED
The Mediums' Book NERFINISHED
foundationalWorkOf Spiritism NERFINISHED
genre Spiritism
esotericism
philosophy
religion
hasEnglishTranslation Yes
hasPart Book Four: Hopes and Consolations NERFINISHED
Book One: First Causes NERFINISHED
Book Three: Moral Laws NERFINISHED
Book Two: The Spirit World NERFINISHED
influenced Kardecist Spiritism NERFINISHED
Spiritist movement in Brazil
movement Spiritism NERFINISHED
notableConcept hierarchy of spirits
law of cause and effect in moral life
plurality of inhabited worlds
numberOfQuestions 1019
originalLanguage French
originalTitle Le Livre des Esprits NERFINISHED
philosophicalOrientation Christian-influenced Spiritism
placeOfPublication Paris NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1857-04-18
publicationYear 1857
publisher E. Dentu (first edition) NERFINISHED
structure questions and answers
subject Spiritism NERFINISHED
afterlife
mediumship
moral philosophy
reincarnation

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