The African Nationalist Idea of Africa by Tlhabane Mokhine Dan Motaung

“…Instead, they modelled their political imagination on the modern European state, the result being the nationalist dream was imposed on the reality of colonially imposed fragmentation, leading to new rounds of nation-building by ethnic cleansing. Consequently, African nationalism has invariably spread across large swathes of postcolonial Africa as it degenerated into odious ethnonationalism and chauvinism. …”
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Black Orpheus by Hlonipha Mokoena

“…This paper will attempt to use the concept of the “Black Orpheus” to imagine an intellectual history of art and art production through the lens of other concepts that lie in ruin — Black Internationalism, Pan-Africanism, African Nationalism etc. …”
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Ironies of Christian Presencein Southern Africa by Sibusiso Masondo

“…The irony of this situation is that, among other things, it created conditions for the desire among the colonized to be free; it contributed to the emergence of African Nationalism through notions like ‘brotherhood’and‘oneness in Christ’. …”
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Analisis muatan nilai-nilai karakter dalam buku teks sejarah Indonesia tingkat SMA kelas XI terbitan Kemendikbud dan Erlangga by Imas Siti Masitoh, Ajat Sudrajat

“…Results of the study show that textbooks issued by Ministry of Education and Erlangga contain the character values that are in the National Character Education and PPK. Ministry of Education’s textbook has four dominant character values, namely a sense of wonder, nationalism, being independent, and religiousity. …”
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The Development and Competition of Cinemas in Jakarta, 1950-1966 by Ghesa Ririan Mitalia

“…The period 1950-1966 become a unique period for Indonesia because of the influx of pop-cultures and trends from the west amidst the euphoria of nationalism. In the mid of the surging nationalism after the revolutionary, the western culture had entered and become trend among young people. …”
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Traduire c’est produire by Cornelia Möser

“…In the first part, gender in translation is examined in its connection to nationalism, more specifically at the example of the untranslatable. …”
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Ambonsche Studiefonds and Sarekat Ambon as Forums for Moluccan Nationalists to Initiate Indonesian Independence Movement by Sem Touwe, Kresna Manik, Mohammad Amin Lasaiba, Johan Pattiasina

“…This research examines the role of the Ambonsche Studiefonds and Sarekat Ambon organizations in fostering nationalism among Maluku natives and in the struggle for Indonesian independence. …”
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The birth of the Yoruba hegemony in post-abolition candomblé by Luis Nicolau Parés

“…While the Yoruba ethnogenesis and the racial and cultural nationalism of the « Lagosian Renaissance » in the 1890s may have indirectly contributed to the late 19th century Bahian « Nagôization » of candomblé, the paper suggests that the increasing religious predominance of the Nagô « nation » was mainly the result of competitive local Creole micro-politics.…”
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KAB-Newsletter-Issue-06-July-September-2023 by Sempungu, Joseph Godfrey, Nowamani, Collins, Nuwagaba, Collins, Esther Ayebazibwe, Atukwatse, Sandra

“…We are intentional about promoting nationalism by enhancing different individuals' contributions to their community. …”
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Církve a poválečný český nacionalismus by Vít Machálek

“… The article deals with the attitude of the three most important Czech Churches towards Czech nationalism in the years of the Third Czechoslovak Republic (1945–1948). …”
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"Nightown", "Necropolis", "Jerusalem" : les figures de la ville dans Ulysses de James Joyce by Philippe Birgy

“…Leaving aside the questions of the town-like or maze-like structure of the text itself and the hieroglyphic tracery of the flâneur's path—for these aspects have already been amply documented by Joycean scholars—it concentrates on the communal dimension that underlies Joyce's writing and on the stylistic inscription of a democracy to come that reaches beyond nationalism and citizenship (the latter being comically presented as Bloom's celestial Jerusalem). …”
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KULTŪRINIS ŽYDŲ ĮVAIZDIS LIETUVOJE IR TAUTININKŲ IDEOLOGIJA by Bernaras Ivanovas

“…First of all, the aspects of this image were closely connected with ethno-nationalism and idea of cultural loyalty to Lithuanian nation, that was master of the national state. …”
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Climate data for climate action by Ulf Büntgen, Mirek Trnka, Mike Hulme, Jan Esper

“…Political instability and geopolitical tension, together with rising nationalism, bureaucracy and economic pressure, increasingly challenge free access to and exchange of scientific data (both physical and digital), knowledge transfer (within and beyond academia), and research campaigns (of national and international teams around the world). …”
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S’approprier un modèle français en Iran ? L’architecte André Godard (1881-1965) et la conception des musées iraniens by Sarah Piram

“…Located in Teheran, the emblematic monument incarnates a period of modernisation and exacerbated nationalism during the reign of Reza Shah Pahlavi (r. 1925–41). …”
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Dekonstrukcja nacjonalizmu w wybranych pracach Milicy Tomić by Aleksandra Czarny

“…The paper discusses the artistic and conceptual strategies of the deconstruction of nationalism in the selected works of contemporary Serbian artist, Milica Tomić (b. 1960) by interpreting them from a hitherto overlooked perspective of Derridian deconstructivism. …”
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Ethnic Populism and Bad Taste: Exploring the Kitschification of Slovak Folklore by Jana Migašová

“…This study is a_compilation of notes on the concept of folkloric kitsch, understood as a_secondary aesthetic product of modernism that specifically participates in shared feelings of national pride in Central European countries. The aesthetic core of folkloric kitsch production involves the decontextualised and redundant use of elements borrowed from original folk art, aiming to communicate originality, authenticity, and national self-sufficiency. …”
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Stuart Cloete's construction of Voortrekker religion in Turning Wheels by F. Hale

“… Stuart Cloete’s novel of 1937, Turning Wheels, was unquestionably the most controversial of many fictional reconstructions of the Great Trek, a book which fell foul of Afrikaner nationalism and whose further importation into the Union of South Africa was long consequently banned. …”
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WHERE IS OUR HOME? by B van de Beek

“…Consequently, they can be at home everywhere, since they are at home nowhere. Therefore, nationalism or striving for an ideal society should be alien to Christians. …”
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Ideological and Historiographic Influences on the Popularization of the History on the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. An Analysis of the Lithuanian Documentary Discourse (1998-2007) by Rūta Šermukšnytė

“…The problem of the study arises from the unclear relationship between the ideological goals of national mobilization and the orientation documentarians set for themselves during the period of Rebirth, and the task of publishing scientific research, considered one of the essential functions of documentaries. …”
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The language ecology of a new Afrikaans Bible by F. Ponelis

“…Both the ideological connection of this code with Afrikaner nationalism and its marked divergence from varieties of colloquial Afrikaans are relevant to a new Afrikaans Bible translation. …”
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