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| spelling | Ehaliotis, Rennos Verfasser aut Nationalism. As a protean and resilient phenomenon, n. has stimulated scholars to attempt to trace its rudimentary manifestations far back in history: from the ancient Greeks' ethnocentric sentiment of cultural identification and arrogance towards the non-Greek world, to medieval movements of cultural separatism, usually linked to the emergence and consolidation of states 2000 txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Nationalism; Nationalismus year:2000 pages:1119-1123 Encyclopedia of Greece and the Hellenic tradition. 2. L - Z 1. publ. London [u.a.], 2000 (2000), 1119-1123 (DE-604)BV013481274 |
| spellingShingle | Ehaliotis, Rennos Nationalism. As a protean and resilient phenomenon, n. has stimulated scholars to attempt to trace its rudimentary manifestations far back in history: from the ancient Greeks' ethnocentric sentiment of cultural identification and arrogance towards the non-Greek world, to medieval movements of cultural separatism, usually linked to the emergence and consolidation of states Nationalism; Nationalismus |
| title | Nationalism. As a protean and resilient phenomenon, n. has stimulated scholars to attempt to trace its rudimentary manifestations far back in history: from the ancient Greeks' ethnocentric sentiment of cultural identification and arrogance towards the non-Greek world, to medieval movements of cultural separatism, usually linked to the emergence and consolidation of states |
| title_auth | Nationalism. As a protean and resilient phenomenon, n. has stimulated scholars to attempt to trace its rudimentary manifestations far back in history: from the ancient Greeks' ethnocentric sentiment of cultural identification and arrogance towards the non-Greek world, to medieval movements of cultural separatism, usually linked to the emergence and consolidation of states |
| title_exact_search | Nationalism. As a protean and resilient phenomenon, n. has stimulated scholars to attempt to trace its rudimentary manifestations far back in history: from the ancient Greeks' ethnocentric sentiment of cultural identification and arrogance towards the non-Greek world, to medieval movements of cultural separatism, usually linked to the emergence and consolidation of states |
| title_full | Nationalism. As a protean and resilient phenomenon, n. has stimulated scholars to attempt to trace its rudimentary manifestations far back in history: from the ancient Greeks' ethnocentric sentiment of cultural identification and arrogance towards the non-Greek world, to medieval movements of cultural separatism, usually linked to the emergence and consolidation of states |
| title_fullStr | Nationalism. As a protean and resilient phenomenon, n. has stimulated scholars to attempt to trace its rudimentary manifestations far back in history: from the ancient Greeks' ethnocentric sentiment of cultural identification and arrogance towards the non-Greek world, to medieval movements of cultural separatism, usually linked to the emergence and consolidation of states |
| title_full_unstemmed | Nationalism. As a protean and resilient phenomenon, n. has stimulated scholars to attempt to trace its rudimentary manifestations far back in history: from the ancient Greeks' ethnocentric sentiment of cultural identification and arrogance towards the non-Greek world, to medieval movements of cultural separatism, usually linked to the emergence and consolidation of states |
| title_short | Nationalism. As a protean and resilient phenomenon, n. has stimulated scholars to attempt to trace its rudimentary manifestations far back in history: from the ancient Greeks' ethnocentric sentiment of cultural identification and arrogance towards the non-Greek world, to medieval movements of cultural separatism, usually linked to the emergence and consolidation of states |
| title_sort | nationalism as a protean and resilient phenomenon n has stimulated scholars to attempt to trace its rudimentary manifestations far back in history from the ancient greeks ethnocentric sentiment of cultural identification and arrogance towards the non greek world to medieval movements of cultural separatism usually linked to the emergence and consolidation of states |
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