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Belonging to a nation is an illusion.
Recommended for those interested in nationalism and identity. This book provides insights into the creation and function of "imagined communities" of nationality. The author examines the interaction between capitalism and printing, the growth of the nation-state, and the birth of vernacular languages during the early modern period.
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Belonging to a nation is an illusion.
Recommended for those interested in nationalism and identity. This book provides insights into the creation and function of "imagined communities" of nationality. The author examines the interaction between capitalism and printing, the growth of the nation-state, and the birth of vernacular languages during the early modern period.
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