“We” and the “others” as anthropological dimension and the modern idea of “national belonging”. Concluding thoughts

SCAD No 32
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Published: Sep 1, 2021
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.12681/scad.32205
George Contogeorgis
Panteion University
Abstract

The main goal of this essay is to examine the
concept of nation as the identity phenomenon
par excellence in forming the image of oneself
and, consequently, the image of the “other”.
Hence, I will explore the political stake raised
by this phenomenon in as much as it is at the
origins of the emergence of a project for a cultural
polysemy of collective identities with regards
to the former monoculturalism and the
emerging doctrine of multiculturalism

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