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Flashcards based on the lecture notes on nationalism, covering definitions, comparisons, and core concepts.
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Nationalism
A modern construct emphasizing cultural identity, typically promoting the interests of a particular nation.
Nation
A named human community living in a perceived homeland, sharing common myths, a distinct public culture, and collective laws and customs.
Objective Factors
Tangible elements like language, territory, and culture used to define a nation.
Subjective Factors
Perception and shared sentiment that contribute to the definition of a nation, though may be too broad.
Ethnie
An ethnic group or community bound by shared ancestry, cultural elements, and historical memories, but may lack political goals.
National Autonomy
The desire for a nation to be self-governing and free from external control.
National Unity
The creation of a sense of unity among people identifying as part of a nation, fostering a shared identity and purpose.
National Identity
Creating a shared cultural identity distinguishing one nation from others, often including language and historical symbols.
Difference between Nationalism and Patriotism
Nationalism emphasizes the nation’s culture and interests, while patriotism focuses on love and devotion to one's country.
Goals of Nationalism
Commonly agreed upon goals include national autonomy, national unity, and national identity.