Specific Objectives
It has to be mentioned the excerpts of Socratic dialogues (Plato) as part of Introduction IV of The Gospel According to Spiritism, legitimated in the substance of his teachings by Allan Kardec; in this class, Plato, as an interlocutor of the Socratic thought, establishes the continuity of the teachings of his master. (STS).
Plato (427-347 BC)
In the very ends of the intelligible there is the idea of Good, which is learned with difficulty, therefore it has not been perceived without concluding that it is the cause of all that is beautiful and good in the Universe. (Plato)
The soul is that one which most resembles with divine, immortal, intelligible, uniform, indissoluble one, and most keep it always equally to their identity. (Plato)
Reflexive Interactive Space: See the book mentioned in the program (see also the blog below).
Please watch the films to complete your learning (see also http://filosofiaespiritaencantamentoecaminho.blogspot.com )
