Las paradojas de la nación

Pérez-Agote, Alfonso

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“…In fact, both nationalism and patriotism are constructs that shape national identity (Greenfeld & Chirot, 1994;Hobsbawm, 2011;Kosterman & Feshbach, 1989;Lee, 2014;Piwoni, 2015;Tse, 2014). In this model it can be seen that both have a low correlation with one another (Ariely, 2012;Gries, Zhang, Crowson, & Cai, 2011) and high predictive power for national identity (Miller-Idriss & Rothenberg, 2011;Pérez-Agote, 1993;Quiroga, 2014;Tartakovisky, 2011). indicating they are distinct phenomena (Kosterman & Feshbach, 1989;Viroli, 1997).…”

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Nationalism, Patriotism, and Essentialism in the Construction of Brazilian National Identity

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Temas Psicol.

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The main aim of this study was to test the hypothesis that nationalism and patriotism are fundamental elements in the degree of identifi cation with the Brazilian nation and that essentialism has a mediating role in the relationship between nationalism, patriotism and national identity. A total of 229 university students took part in this study, with a mean age of 20 years; 28% were men and 71.2 % women. The results of this study show that Brazilian national identity is a multifaceted construct that can be explained by taking into account factors such as nationalism, patriotism, and essentialism. In relation to the role played by these variables in the model, our hypothesis that essentialism acts as a mediating variable in the relationship between patriotism, nationalism, and national identity was confi rmed. Even though essentialism explains national identity, it does not have a constitutive role, because of its process-based nature. It explains perceived national identity in terms of homogeneous attributes. These results help us in understanding the role of nationalism, patriotism, and essentialism in the construction of the Brazilian national identity.

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Nationalism, Patriotism, and Essentialism in the Construction of Brazilian National Identity

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Ferreira²,

Batista³

et al. 2018

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“…De fato, tanto o nacionalismo quanto o patriotismo são construtos formadores da identidade nacional (Greenfeld & Chirot, 1994;Hobsbawm, 2011;Kosterman & Feshbach, 1989;Lee, 2014;Piwoni, 2015;Tse, 2014). Neste modelo pode-se observar que ambos apresentam baixa correlação entre si (Ariely, 2012;Gries, Zhang, Crowson, & Cai, 2011) e alto poder preditivo da identidade nacional (Miller-Idriss & Rothenberg, 2011;Pérez-Agote, 1993;Quiroga, 2014;Tartakovisky, 2011), indicando que são fenômenos distintos (Kosterman & Feshbach, 1989;Viroli, 1997).…”

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Nacionalismo, patriotismo e essencialismo na construção da identidade nacional brasileira

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Batista³

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“…With regard to limitation of the community, it was necessary to produce a State-sized society. This often involved the use of violence in sweeping away regional differences and identities and imposing a notion of State (Pérez Agote, 1993). Consolidation of a Nation-State depends on social consensus on the bonds forged.…”

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Imagined communities against the tide? The questioned political projection of nationalism

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2016

Annual Review

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This article deals with the validity of Anderson's definition of imagined communities and the future of imagination typical of nationalism. It is based on bibliographic review and research on the case of Cerdanya. Three questions of Anderson's definition are revised: the limitation of the nation, its supposedly inherent sovereignty and the sense of community among unknown people. In this last point, the text focuses also on the consequences that imagined community is embodied for known people every day. It concludes that the production of local identities and dynamics in global, local and regional level represents a challenge for the political projection of imagined communities. Nevertheless, that production is not absolutely questioned. Denationalisation dynamics are produced in sovereignty and delimitation becomes more porous but it carries on the cultural production of community limits by education, army and communications. In addition, some global alternatives to national communities arise, but the nationalist grammar remains intact as a base of community categories and identifications.

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Las paradojas de la nación

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Nationalism, Patriotism, and Essentialism in the Construction of Brazilian National Identity

Nationalism, Patriotism, and Essentialism in the Construction of Brazilian National Identity

Nacionalismo, patriotismo e essencialismo na construção da identidade nacional brasileira

Imagined communities against the tide? The questioned political projection of nationalism

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