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Periodical: Almanach de la Survie

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Almanach de la Survie pour l'annee [1900].
1900 Annual
Paris, France. Language: French.
Publisher: Chamuel. Editor: Albin Valabregue.
1/1, 1900. 74 pp.

The almanac was said to have been produced to expound a scientific form of spiritualism in contradistinction to what was said to be the prevailing sectarianism. Includes a discourse by the spirit of Allen Kardec and a play illustrative of the beauties of socialism.

Other Sources:BNF
Issues:Almanach de la Survie 1900
Claude-Generated Themes:   The Almanach de la Survie is a turn-of-the-century French spiritist almanac in the Kardecist line, its very title fixing its subject as la survie — survival beyond the grave. Its pages are steeped in the diagnostic vocabulary of the movement (esprit, spiritisme, perisprit) and given over largely to spirit-dictated moral teaching: that merit lies less in virtue than in suffering, that charity and love are the soul's true work. A faint magnetic residue (magnetiseur, passes) marks the tradition's descent from mesmerism. It is a work of popular devotional Spiritism rather than of psychical inquiry, offering consolation and moral instruction in the familiar almanac format.

Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:Socialism and Labor Reform | Spiritism (Kardecist) | Spiritualism