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    Nationalism refers to loyalty and devotion to one's nation. A nation is a community that shares language, territory, economy, and ethnicity, but does not necessarily have sovereignty. The nation-state is a country where a cultural or ethnic group inhabits a territory and governs it through a state. Various theories explain the origins of states and nation-states, including natural, patriarchal, force, divine right, and social contract theories. Dr. Jose Rizal's works relate to Philippine nationalism because through his writing he was able to expose abuses by the Spanish, correct misconceptions about Filipinos, and fight for freedom until his death, advocating for Philippine independence through his creative works rather than violence.

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    Nationalism refers to loyalty and devotion to one's nation. A nation is a community that shares language, territory, economy, and ethnicity, but does not necessarily have sovereignty. The nation-state is a country where a cultural or ethnic group inhabits a territory and governs it through a state. Various theories explain the origins of states and nation-states, including natural, patriarchal, force, divine right, and social contract theories. Dr. Jose Rizal's works relate to Philippine nationalism because through his writing he was able to expose abuses by the Spanish, correct misconceptions about Filipinos, and fight for freedom until his death, advocating for Philippine independence through his creative works rather than violence.

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    Nationalism refers to loyalty and devotion to one's nation. A nation is a community that shares language, territory, economy, and ethnicity, but does not necessarily have sovereignty. The nation-state is a country where a cultural or ethnic group inhabits a territory and governs it through a state. Various theories explain the origins of states and nation-states, including natural, patriarchal, force, divine right, and social contract theories. Dr. Jose Rizal's works relate to Philippine nationalism because through his writing he was able to expose abuses by the Spanish, correct misconceptions about Filipinos, and fight for freedom until his death, advocating for Philippine independence through his creative works rather than violence.

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    Nationalism refers to loyalty and devotion to one's nation. A nation is a community that shares language, territory, economy, and ethnicity, but does not necessarily have sovereignty. The nation-state is a country where a cultural or ethnic group inhabits a territory and governs it through a state. Various theories explain the origins of states and nation-states, including natural, patriarchal, force, divine right, and social contract theories. Dr. Jose Rizal's works relate to Philippine nationalism because through his writing he was able to expose abuses by the Spanish, correct misconceptions about Filipinos, and fight for freedom until his death, advocating for Philippine independence through his creative works rather than violence.

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    Sophia Claire S.

    Saballa

    Theories of
    Nationalism and
    Imagined
    Community

    Nationalism Nation
    Nationalism is a - it is a organized
    - it is the devotedness
    of an individual to his/her gesture of showing community of people that
    country. loyalty and devotion share the same language,
    territory, economic life, and
    to a nation.
    - it is brought up from the ethnicity.
    awareness of a national
    identity of being one - a nation is group of
    people. people that have the same
    - loyalty to a nation culture but does not
    possess sovereignty

    State Origins of the State


    State and
    nation-state - state and nation
    - nationalism is the coexists-- the nation
    political attitude and provides the identity and
    idealism of a state purpose for the
    perseverance of the state
    whilst the state provides
    institutions to protect the
    interests of the nation.

    Patriarchal Force Theory Divine Right Social Contract


    Natural Theory - The creation Theory
    Theory Theory
    - The social of the state - The rulers of -The right of the
    - This evolves
    urge of the through the the past people to have
    from the advocated the the deliberate
    human being to constant war
    enlargement political and voluntary
    be within a and invasion
    of family dominance of contract on the
    group of people of the great authority and right to
    under the
    in the warriors in the power through overthrow the
    authority of their own kings and rulers.
    community as ancient time
    the parents or ordained
    in sociology dominated the
    the elders. mandate that
    describes that weak that later they
    “man is a social on formed a represented the
    being". state as on the
    state. basis of the
    divine right.
    Nation-State

    - a country wherein a certain cultural or


    ethnic group inhabits a territory and has
    created a state that it primarily governs.

    How does Rizal and his work relate to Philippine nationalism?


    Dr. Jose Rizal and his work relates to Philippine nationalism.
    Why? Because with the help of his pen and paper he was able to open
    the minds of many people and became a vehicle to achieve freedom.
    His work exposed the ills and abuse of the Spaniards, he corrected all
    the misconceptions about Filipinos, and he fought for freedom till the
    end. He didn't have to draw a sword to fight for the country, all he did
    was to use his creative mind to open the eyes of the Filipinos. His love
    for the Philippines was shown through his works which is why he
    managed to touch the heart and opened the eyes of many Filipinos.
    He even republished the work of Antonio de Morga's Sucesos de las
    Islas Filipinas to learn more about the Philippines' past and change all
    the inaccurate information about Filipinos-- he didn't want the
    Filipinos to be known as indolent or lazy. Filipinos and With the help of
    his wit and talent in writing, he fought against the oppressors which
    eventually brought him to his death. He wasn't afraid to show his
    nationalism and until now his life and works have a huge impact to
    every Filipinos. His ideals and teachings are still relevant up until this
    day.

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