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Nationalism prioritizes cultural unity through shared language and heritage, viewing one's own nation as superior. Patriotism involves love for one's nation but emphasizes shared values and beliefs, believing their country is great but can improve, and that people worldwide are equal. Nationalists may not support friendly relations with other countries and cannot tolerate criticism, while patriots understand both flaws and progress, tolerating criticism to learn.
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Nationalism is a belief or ideology involving loyalty and pride in one's nation. It can involve a desire for one's country to succeed over others or be more powerful, as well as feeling the nation is greater than all others. Nationalism is associated with concepts like fatherland/motherland, nation, race, patriotism, ancestors, state, and national symbols like flags and languages. There are different types of nationalism such as cultural nationalism focused on protecting a culture, patriotism through pride in one's nation, and political nationalism aiming to keep a nation within one ethnic group.
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Ethnocentrism is judging another culture based on the standards of one's own culture rather than the standards of that other culture. It involves viewing one's own culture as superior and applying its cultural values and standards to other cultures. This can lead to negative views of other cultures and result in discrimination or xenophobia. The opposite is cultural relativism, which involves understanding other cultures based on their own cultural contexts and perspectives rather than one's own. Ethnocentrism can cause problems in organizations by hindering flexible decision-making about foreign subsidiaries and promoting unrealistic comparisons and societal polarization.
Patriotism
Patriotism is showing love and respect for one's homeland through honest work and contributing to society's welfare. It means being proud of the country that gave you birth and its customs and traditions. People can develop patriotism by learning their country and state's history, helping those in need, defending human rights, and respecting national symbols. Practicing patriotism in the family involves respecting authority and parents, speaking positively of one's family, communicating in a beneficial way, and being friendly with neighbors.
Patriotism
Patriotism is defined as loving and respecting one's homeland through honest work and contributing to the greater good. It involves taking pride in the country's history, customs, and traditions. Being patriotic means working to advance the nation's progress. People can develop patriotism by learning about their state and country's history, helping those in need, defending human rights, and respecting national symbols. Practicing patriotism in the family includes showing respect for authority, speaking positively about one's family, communicating in a beneficial way, and being friendly with neighbors.
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- Nationalism in India has shifted from a multicultural, inclusive model to a more ethnic model inspired by European nationalism.
- European nationalism emphasizes ethnic distinctiveness and preserving one's ethnic group, whereas India's founding fathers envisioned a more pluralistic, tolerant form of nationalism.
- Rabindranath Tagore was critical of nationalism and argued that humanity should take priority over patriotism, as aggressive nationalism can easily turn into hostility towards other groups and influences.
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Cultural sensitivity and diversity training
This document discusses working in a diverse culture and improving intercultural competence. It states that welcoming diversity, fostering inclusion, and improving intercultural skills are key 21st century challenges. All staff are responsible for enhancing their ability to work with people from different cultures, as traditional structures must change to reflect the diverse populations served. The document then provides definitions and concepts related to multicultural environments, diversity, inclusion, and intercultural competence. It discusses assessing needs and evaluating diversity and inclusion efforts through focus groups, staff surveys, and program evaluations. The goal is to gain understanding on developing plans to improve both organizations and individuals' intercultural competence.
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- 2. Introduction • Nationalism and Patriotism both show the relationship of an individual towards his or her nation. The two are often confused and frequently believed to mean the same thing. However, there is a vast difference between nationalism and patriotism.
- 3. Definition • Nationalism means to give more importance to unity by way of a cultural background, including language and heritage. • Patriotism pertains to the love for a nation, with more emphasis on values and beliefs.
- 4. Difference • Most nationalists assume that their country is better than any other country. • Nationalism is a feeling that one’s country is superior to another in all respects. • Nationalism implies that only the people belonging to one’s own country should be considered one’s equal. • Patriots believe that their country is one of the best and can be improved in many ways. • Patriots tend to believe in friendly relations with other countries while some nationalists don’t. • In patriotism, people all over the world are considered equal.
- 5. (cont) • Nationalism makes one try to find justification for mistakes made in the past. • Nationalist cannot tolerate any criticism and considers it an insult. • Patriotism enables people to understand both the shortcomings and improvements made. • A patriotic person tends to tolerate criticism and tries to learn something new from it.