The Nation and Nationalism

19th Century abstract activity actual agenda American nation analysis anti-colonial argue Armenian Armenian Genocide aspects assertion atomic individualism Azeris Balibar become Bhabha claims colonized commitment complex conceptual frame concrete contemporary context core critique culture depends determined disruption distinct dominant economic ethnic European exist external fact feminism forces function Gellner gender genocide Greenfeld Handsworth Songs Hobsbawm homogeneity ideals ideology imagined community industrial instance internal issue Kedourie Kedourie's labor language legitimate liberal linked Marxism material mean merely minoritarian minority nation and nationalism national identity national movements nationalist Native Americans nature Nazism oppression participation perspective philosophical political position possible potential problematic produced purely racism reality recognize reduced Rée rejects relationship republican city romantic nationalism self-determination sexism simply slavery slaves social formations social relations social structures society specific suggests tension territorial theorists theory Thom Thom's Tiryakian totalizing narrative unified unity