The coiner of this term, J.G. Herder, linked it to the idea of Volk and the premise that each culture is a unique expression of humanitat, the human essence. Anthony D. Smith pioneered the interdisciplinary study of this concept, which did not exist in the "agro-literate" stage of history, but arose out of necessity for context-free communication in a modern industrial society, according to the work of Ernest Gellner. In another work, this concept is said to arise from "print-capitalism," which causes the emergence of the title Imagined Communities. For 10 points, name this concept, studied by Benedict Anderson, which describes the strong identification of a populace with its own state.
The coiner of this term, J.G. Herder, linked it to the idea of Volk and the premise that each culture is a unique expression of humanitat, the human essence. Anthony D. Smith pioneered the interdisciplinary study of this concept, which did not exist in the "agro-literate" stage of history, but arose out of necessity for context-free communication in a modern industrial society, according to the work of Ernest Gellner. In another work, this concept is said to arise from "print-capitalism," which causes the emergence of the title Imagined Communities. For 10 points, name this concept, studied by Benedict Anderson, which describes the strong identification of a populace with its own state.
The coiner of this term, J.G. Herder, linked it to the idea of Volk and the premise that each culture is a unique expression of humanitat, the human essence.
{nationalism} [{no} other answer is acceptable]