Talking about Spiritism in Cuba

Let's talk about Spiritism is an editorial proposal that emanates from a research carried out by the author during the first decade of the 2000s. It is a necessary text to understand the spiritist phenomenon in Cuba, which follows paths far from the daily spiritist practice and at the same time close in terms of conceptual principles and perception of the world. However, the present proposal approaches it from the Kardecian philosophy of great rootedness in Cuba and that at the same time contradictorily is one of the less known forms.The Kardecian philosophy, which arrived in Cuba in the second half of the 19th century, is the starting point for the analysis of the other forms present in the Cuban cultural mosaic where the aboriginal, Hispanic, Asian and African are integrated, differentiated and superimposed in a synthesis identified as Cuban spiritualistic practice.

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PhD in Philosophical Sciences from the University of Havana. Professor of the University of Pedagogical Sciences Enrique José Varonä. Master in Teaching and Educational Research. Author of numerous academic publications, including Yo soy el otro en la historia social cubana, published by this publishing house.