Item Summary

OCLC: 1569974210

“In the modern world, nationalism is one of the most contentious ideas and concepts. It's been misused and put to use. However, it is important to distinguish between Indian nationalism and other forms of nationalism. While the former is a development of culture and spirituality, the latter could be seen as essentially political and geographical. This monograph entitled "The Cultural Identity of Contemporary Indian Nationalism" offers a pertinent and crucial contribution to the ongoing discussions around the "sense, essence, and conscience" of Indian (Bharatiya) nationalism. Rather than through political or geographical integrations, it emerged primarily through cultural and civilisational origins. This monograph examines the evolution and continuity of nationalism on a local, national, and international scale. The monograph also reexamines the current discussion, both domestically and internationally, concerning India or Bharat, as a state of civilization, a spiritual and cultural entity. Regarding India as the Mother of Democracy, with her political culture advancing democratic values, this is a highly pertinent intervention. “

Descriptive Information

Title
The cultural identity of contemporary Indian nationalism
Sort Title
cultural identity of contemporary indian nationalism
Language
English
Date Created
2024
Format
Reports
Series
India Foundation monograph ; ǂv 6
Provenance
Open-access link provided by the Library of Congress Office, New Delhi, India
Rights Statement
Copyright Not Evaluated

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Subject
Arts and culture
Politics and culture
Politics and government
Hindu nationalism
Nationalism
Religion
Spiritualism
Geographic Subject
India
Geographic Origin
India

Physical Characteristics

Page Count
72
File Count
72

Institutional Information

Collection
Born Digital Monographic Reports and Papers
Box number
Monographic Reports and Papers (Publicly Accessible)
Folder number
35ed29d8-f2a8-46af-ae48-6aa61b23a29d
Barcode
35ed29d8-f2a8-46af-ae48-6aa61b23a29d
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