..., the claims of communitarianism, multiculturalism, and feminism contributed to the rise of collective consciousness, exemplified by the power of collective rights, thereby reshaping the conceptions of liberalism. The appeal of collective consciousness has led some Western scholars to justify patriotism...

... of 958 respondents, we examine how political party, belief in patriotic displays in sport, attention to concussion news, social class, and race are associated with support for children playing each of the five major U.S. sports: baseball, basketball, hockey, soccer, and football. Our findings suggest...

...Amir Heiman; David R Just Nationalism and animosity may serve functionally similar roles in the marketing of domestic versus imported products. Though nationalism and patriotism are recognized as powerful forces that have shaped geopolitics over the last two centuries ( Gellner 2008...

... that football’s development in the United States built it into a cultural force associated with militarist and patriotic norms that politicians could leverage for political support when deep domestic divisions existed concerning national security. This phenomenon resulted from the game’s social transformation...

... the language of same-sex male love animated early Prussian patriotism. It probes the ambiguous character of the love that inhered in the amorous friendship of Kleist with the poet Johann Wilhelm Ludwig Gleim, and suggests that their passionate letters show more than just the effusions common to the epistolary...

...Alex Schwartz Many would interpret the idea of constitutional patriotism in precisely this way, as an alternative to the idea of deep diversity and the accommodation of sub-state nationalism. ²² If sub-state national minorities can be integrated within a common post-national identity...

...Minimum loyalty is satisfied by non-betrayal, avoiding treason, idolatry and adultery. The devotional dimension of loyalty requires rituals of attachment and devotion expressed in patriotic observances, religious worship and sexuality intimacy. Patriotism implies more than loyalty to the state...

... instead that loyalty, not impartial detachment, should be the central feature of our moral and political lives. It claims that a commitment to country is necessary to improve the lot of the poor and disadvantaged. This commitment to country may well require greater reliance on patriotic rituals...

... agency. A case study of Pinney, a lace trader turned public investor, is provided. A final section explores the financial agency of female investors in aggregate, and what I term their “financial patriotism.” Women’s capital enabled Britain’s rise to a military, economic, and colonial power...

..., reacting against the confessional conflicts of the past, as well as new forms of territorial patriotism. absolutism France Frederick II ‘the Great’ King of Prussia 1740–86 Frederick William I King of Prussia 1713–40 German freedom and liberty Kleinstaaterei territorial fragmentation Prussia...

... Rákos diet of Werböczy István campanilismo civic patriotism Ferrara Florence Savonarola Girolamo Americas creoles Czechs Hus Jan Milíč Jan of Kroměříž Prague Prague Jerome of Želivský Jan Gomorrah Sodom warfare religion Hussites reformation patriotism messianism insurrection...

...During the war, many natural resources and environmental activities were directly connected to the war effort. This chapter examines how Japanese Americans tried to show their patriotism and prove their loyalty to the United States by engaging with nature in these prescribed ways...

... enthusiasm nor outward rejection. The end of the conclusion discuss the concept of postawa as something the women used to describe their behavior in prisons. activism resistance interrogations patriotism women prisoners political women prisoners Ukrainian body bodies women’s Communism...

... identifies both the principal aims of political education—liberal patriotism and the sense of justice—and the rights that limit their public pursuit. The public pursuit of these educational aims is properly constrained by deference to the rights of parents, and these are shown to have some independent moral...

...The inculcation of patriotism is often construed as a curb on the development of critical reason, and hence, as repugnant to any conception of political education that valorizes autonomy. This view of patriotic education, recently defended by William Galston, is shown to rest on illiberal premises...

... of patriotism had to be changed. After Ireland's independence it took time for the Irish people to develop a sense of civic responsibility. The main challenge faced by the provisional government of Ireland after 1921 was to hold good against the claims of extremist groups using violent methods. Fenianism Irish...

...; The Nature of Man in the Martialist Tradition; The Realist Tradition and the Nature of War; Martialism and the Nature of War; Realism and the Nature of the State; The Martialist Conception of the State; The Nature of Liberty: The Realist and the Martialist Traditions Compared; Nationalism and Patriotism...

..., Paoli and Kosciuszko; The Nature of Man and the State of Nature: Rousseau contra Hobbes and Grotius; The Nature of War; Liberty; Government, Society, and the Republic; Republic; Patriotism and Nationalism; Republican Nationalism; Republican Founders of the Tradition of War: Paoli...

...) the impossibility of maintaining a distinction between the public and private spheres under occupation; (4) the incoherence of a Groatian formulation in the face of such army practices as reprisal (a martialist policy); and (5) the explicit emergence of patriotism and nationalism in these situations. These points...

... Catholics again took centre stage both for the Irish 191 at home and for those living overseas. In addition, migrants shrewdly distinguished between being patriotic to the Irish ‘nation’ or imagined homeland and any form of allegiance to the Irish state. Personal testimonies are full of statements of pride...