Liah Greenfeld, Jonathan Eastwood
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Abstract This article looks at the study of national identity, which must start with a preliminary investigation of the question of identity. It provides definitions of national identity and nationalism before moving on to historical explanations for the rise of nationalism. It also identifies types of nationalism and their political implications.
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Abstract This article looks at the study of national identity, which must start with a preliminary investigation of the question of identity. It provides definitions of national identity and nationalism before moving on to historical explanations for the rise of nationalism. It also identifies types of nationalism and their political implications.
Key concepts: Nationalism, National identity, Identity (music), Politics, Political science, Gender studies, Sociology, Aesthetics