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What is Spiritualism?/¿Qué es el espiritualismo?
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How did Spiritualism begin in the United States?/¿Cómo comenzó el espiritualismo en Estados Unidos?
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The Fox Sisters/ Las hermanas Fox
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What were Spiritualist practices in the 1800s and early 1900s?/¿Cómo eran las prácticas espiritualistas en el siglo XIX y principios del XX?
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William Mumler’s photograph of Mary Todd Lincoln and the spirit of her husband, Abraham Lincoln/Fotografía de Mary Todd Lincoln y el espíritu de su esposo, Abraham Lincoln, tomada por William Mumler, 1869
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William H. Mumler (1832-1884), "Mr. L.A. Bigelow, Boston, MA," c. 1870. Courtesy of Bowdoin College/cortesía del Colegio de Bowdoin.
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Artist unknown/artista anónimo, "Spirit Photo of D.D. Home"/"Foto espíritu de D.D. Home," c. 1860s, albumen print on original mount/impresión albúmina en soporte original.
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Courtesy of/cortesía de Department of Special Collections and University Archives, W.E.B. Du Bois Library, University of Massachusetts Amherst
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Louise Shattuck's spirit slate/la pizarra de espíritu. Courtesy of the Department of Special Collections and University Archives, W.E.B. Du Bois Library, University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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Lake Pleasant, the childhood home of artist and Spiritualist Louise Shattuck./Lake Pleasant, hogar de niñez de la artista y espiritualista Louise Shattuck.
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Temple, library, and community meeting place of the New England Spiritualist Camp Meeting Association in Lake Pleasant, MA, postcard
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Wreath made of hair by Mrs. Calvin Wallace/Guirnalda hecha de pelo por la Sra. de Calvin Wallace. Courtesy of the Fitchburg Historical Society/cortesía de la Sociedad Histórica de Fitchburg.
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Why did Spiritualism become so popular in the 1800s?/¿Por qué el espiritualismo se hizo tan popular en el siglo XIX?
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Why did Spiritualism become so popular in the 1800s?/¿Por qué el espiritualismo se hizo tan popular en el siglo XIX?
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Why did Spiritualism become so popular in the 1800s?/¿Por qué el espiritualismo se hizo tan popular en el siglo XIX?
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Why did Spiritualism become so popular in the 1800s?/¿Por qué el espiritualismo se hizo tan popular en el siglo XIX?
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Is Spiritualism practiced today?/¿Se practica hoy el espiritualismo?
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What are Spiritism and Espiritismo?/¿Qué son el espiritismo kardeciano y sus vertientes de América Latina?
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How did Spiritismo and Espiritismo begin?/¿Cómo comenzó el espiritismo?
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Are Spiritism and Espiritismo practiced today?/¿Se practican hoy el espiritismo kardeciano y sus vertientes de América Latina?
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Is Espiritismo the same as Spiritism?/¿El espiritismo de América Latina es lo mismo que el espiritismo kardeciano?
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What are Espiritismo practices?/¿Cómo son las prácticas del espiritismo en América Latina?
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Allison Maria Rodriguez's grandfather, José Maria/ el abuelo de Allison Maria Rodriguez, José Maria
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Allison Maria Rodriguez's grandmother, Rosario/ la abuela de Allison Maria Rodriguez, Rosario
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"Deep Wounds"/"Heridas profundas," installed in/instalado en Memorial Hall, Harvard University/Universidad de Harvard, Cambridge, MA
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Imna Arroyo's Printmaking Method/Método de impresión de Imna Arroyo
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Imna Arroyo's Printmaking Method/Método de impresión de Imna Arroyo
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Imna Arroyo's Printmaking Method/Método de impresión de Imna Arroyo
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Candice Ivy, "'Untilted' (Hummm)"/"'Sin título' (Hummm)" in process/en proceso.
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Maria Molteni, "Bough House / Bauhaus," in process/en proceso.
