Philip Khoury said that the Arab kind of this was a conservative tool of the urban landowners of Damascus to maintain their position, while Michael Provence asserted that it first became widespread among Syrian Druze communities.
Philip Khoury said that the Arab kind of this was a conservative tool of the urban landowners of Damascus to maintain their position, while Michael Provence asserted that it first became widespread among Syrian Druze communities. Michael Billig wrote about rituals during sporting events to discuss the "banal" kind of it, while Liah Greenfeld placed its origin in Tudor England among upwardly mobile commoners. Anthony Smith believed it was the outgrowth of ethnic kinship, while Ernest Gellner believed it was an inevitable byproduct of industrialization since people sought to make cultural and political units "congruent." Its rise required the exchange of information made possible by "print capitalism," which emphasized the common bonds uniting "imagined communities" according to the theories of Benedict Anderson. Originating in Europe only in the modern era, this is, for 10 points, what ideology that also gave its name to the political party of Chiang Kai-Shek?
Philip Khoury said that the Arab kind of this was a conservative tool of the urban landowners of Damascus to maintain their position, while Michael Provence asserted that it first became widespread among Syrian Druze communities.
{nationalism} [accept {qawmiyyah}, (the word nationalism in Arabic) until Michael Billig is mentioned]