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States of Imagination: Nationalism, Citizenship and Multiculturalism in Writings From Australia and Southern Asia
Historians of nationalism agree that it is a modern phenomenon. Yet modernism, a product of the Enlightenment, is oriented to a future controlled by reason, whereas nationalism appeals to an emotional attachment to tradition. E.J.Hobsbawm suggests that this apparent contradiction can be resolved by
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