PPT-Sport, nationalism and identity

Cultural Identity An overview Cultural Identity There is nothing static or unchanging about concepts of identity They are historically contingent Different times different structures produce different understandings of identity. D. avid . M. iller. Three core elements. 1- Nations are real: that there is something that differentiates people who belong to one nation from those who belong to its neighbours.. But all nationalists believe that it is more than just the fact of membership in a particular state. . Week 7:. National identity and special bonds of solidarity: what is it and why does it matter to political philosophers?. Structure. Introduction to nationalism and national identity. National identities. Dilemma? What dilemma?. (Chap 15). SS 20-1. Why is nationalism sometimes sacrificed in . favour. of internationalism. How is nationalism sacrificed?. What are some of the impacts of such sacrifice?. Curricular Outcome. 1.1 appreciate that understandings of identity, nation and nationalism continue to evolve . 1.6 develop understandings of nation and nationalism . (relationship . to land, . collective. The indications of American cultural nationalism that were . beginning to . emerge during the first two decades of the 19. th. century. . OR…. The Growth of. American Cultural Nationalism From . 1800-1820. John . Whelpton. BNAC Lecture, 23/3/16. ROOTS OF NATIONALISM. "A Nation... is a group of persons united by a common error about their ancestry and a common dislike of their neighbors“ (Karl Deutsch). Nationalism. Related Issue I: To what extent should nation be the foundation of identity?. Chapter 2: To what extent have perspectives on identity, nation, and nationalism, evolved?. Chapter Inquiry Questions:. Key terms. Non-core Political Ideas:. Nationalism. Core ideas and principles. Civic nationalism. A form of nationalism based on the active participation of its . citizens and . a shared vision of equal citizens.. Day 10. Daily agenda. Attendance/Roll Call. No Bell Ringer. Vocabulary Spotlight: . Apprehensive & Assess. Reading Check Quiz: . The Necklace. Before Reading: Map the traits of a survivor & define “sport”. John . Whelpton. BNAC Lecture, 23/3/16. ROOTS OF NATIONALISM. "A Nation... is a group of persons united by a common error about their ancestry and a common dislike of their neighbors“ (Karl Deutsch). Unit 4, Lesson 1. Essential Idea. After the War of 1812, American nationalism could be seen in culture, politics, the Supreme Court, land expansion, and the economy. . The “Era of Good Feelings”. 1812-1838. Let’s look at the preview questions:. How do you think new inventions of the Industrial Revolution might further divide North and South?. Predict what types of things might have been done to lessen tensions.. Unit 4, Lesson 1. Essential Idea. After the War of 1812, American nationalism could be seen in culture, politics, the Supreme Court, land expansion, and the economy. . The “Era of Good Feelings”. Nationalism Defined…. Define nationalism. 2. Define nation (what is a nation? How are nations made?). 3. What makes you an American? (List at least 5 things and explain how they make you an American.) .