Spiritualistas
Spiritualistas refers to a group of people in Argentina and Uruguay who were adherents of a spiritualist movement during the second half of the 19th century. The movement was characterized by a focus on spirituality and the search for higher states of consciousness, with an emphasis on the power of the individual in shaping their own reality.
At its core, Spiritualistas subscribed to the theories of French spiritualist and philosopher Allan Kardec, whose
In Argentina and Uruguay, the Spiritualistas movement began to take shape in the 1870s, with a shift
Intersections with politics and literature and intellectual history form part of the movement's complex narrative. Similarly,