Grade10 Unit 1 EA 1 Writing about Cultural Identity

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Cultural nationalism is a kind of nationalism where the state is defined by a common culture. It is an intermediate position between ethnical nationalism and ethnic nationalism. Therefore, it will focus on the national identity formed by cultural tradition rather than the concept of common ancestry and race. "Cultural nationalism" does not tend to appear in the independence movement, but rather has a position in a wider nationalist ideology. Therefore, the modest position of Flanders, Indian nationalism may be "cultural nationalism", these movements include forms of national nationalism and national mysticism.

In section 1, we examine how national culture serves as a source of cultural significance, a focus of recognition, and an expression system. The problem that this part is paying attention now is whether the culture of the country that they constitute and the people's identity are actually unified. Among his famous papers on this subject, Ernest Linan said there are three things that make up the spiritual principle of the state: "... have a wealth of memory heritage ... together. The desire to live will perpetuate inheritance that people acquire in inseparable form (Renan, 1990, p.19) You will see that these three together constitute a national resonance concept You should keep it.