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Japanese nationalism [a] is a form of nationalism that asserts the belief that the Japanese are a monolithic nation with a single immutable culture. Over the last two centuries, it has encompassed a broad range of ideas and sentiments.
21 mar 2013 · The fact that these individuals are considered by certain French people as important symbols of their sense of nationhood can be interpreted as a reflection of the belief that France's civic nationalism is working.
15 paź 2016 · According to Brian McVeigh, different forms of nationalism emerged (and disappeared) over time in Japan, including developments that he has dubbed renovationist nationalism, statist nationalism, economic nationalism, educational nationalism and cultural nationalism (McVeigh 2004).
30 lip 2021 · The emperor, on the other hand, was the symbol of Japan’s cultural continuity (Buruma, 2003: 1–2). As the supposed descendant of the sun goddess, he was the divine presence in Japan’s politics and the continuity of his line was an important point.
1 sty 2016 · This article is dedicated to revealing specific aspects of forming of such national symbols as the flag and the anthem of Japan. Analyzing these symbols through the prism of political...
9 lip 2022 · The scholar Jeff Kingston writes that nationalism in Japan today is embedded in the framework of rhetoric on national identity and values which propagate the (alleged) glories of Imperial Japan. However, luckily there is resistance from within—in fact, imperial resistance, as Kingston explains.
In Japan, the Meiji Restoration of 1868 set the path for a modern, state-driven nationalism that would underpin the country’s economic and diplomatic resurgence as an imperial power.
