SOCIAL-PHILOSOPHICAL, COMPARATIVE-CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CONCEPTS OF PATRIOTISM AND STATELESSNESS
Abstract
Patriotism and statelessness represent two diametrically opposed concepts in the socio-philosophical discourse. While patriotism is often associated with a deep-seated loyalty to one's nation, statelessness represents the absence of national identity and the rights associated with citizenship. This article aims to provide a comparative-critical analysis of these concepts, examining their social and philosophical underpinnings, implications, and the role they play in shaping individual and collective identities.
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Patriotism, Statelessness,, National Identity, CitizenshipHow to Cite
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