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Mar 25, 2021 · National origin or nationality: This refers to where a person was born. Regardless of their personal characteristics, which can vary significantly, you must not discriminate based on where they came from. Ethnicity: This refers to cultural characteristics and what makes someone part of another group.
The scholarship on ethnicity, race, and na-tionalism has become unsurveyably vast. Nu-merous articles in the various social science Annual Reviews have addressed particular themes, problems, and strands of research in this domain.1 Clearly, any review must be ruth-lessly selective. I focus on two trends of the past two decades (though both have ...
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Proponents of primordialism, ethnosymbolism, and modernism, the three most influential perspectives in the literature, have argued extensively about the content and origin of nationalism.
Aug 1, 2020 · The most frequent colloquial meanings of race included physical characteristics, ethnicity, origin, social grouping, ancestry, and imposed categorization. Results also illustrated how...
This chapter addresses some of the ways in which literature became not only a vehicle for the expression and circulation of nationalist ideas but also a measure of the nation. It pursues three broad areas of inquiry: first, the continuities and distinctions between contemporary nationalism studies and articulations of nationality in the history ...
- Julia M. Wright
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Jun 30, 2020 · Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, novelist and essayist. UNEXAMPLED COURAGE (2019), by Richard Gergel, is a remarkable book. In clear and elegant prose, Gergel — a United States district judge in South ...
concept of “ethnicity” and the related term “race” was in Cornell and Hartmann’s book Ethnicity and Race.6 The term “ethnicity” itself is relatively recent.7 Prior to the 1970s there was little mention of it in anthropological literature and textbooks contained no definitions of the term.8
