Oxford Conservatives Talk Nationalism
The growth of nationalism has its strengths and weaknesses. In this video, we discuss this topic.
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⏰Timestamps⏰:
0:13 What is Nationalism?
1:10 Is Nationalism at the Determinant of Others?
2:29 Nationalism vs Patriotism
3:34 The ethics of nationalism
8:03 Is there nationalism left in the West?
11:54 National pride vs Nationalism
14:18 Is there nationalism in the East?
15:24 Nationalism in Hong Kong
18:39 What are we nationalistic about?
21:16 What is a national essence?
27:37 How are we meant to develop nationalism through time?
28:47 Why do we dislike nationalism?
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About the video:
In this thought-provoking discussion, two Oxford Christians delve into the complex world of nationalism, contrasting it with patriotism and exploring the ethics of nationalism. We examine the presence and implications of nationalism in both the West and the East, including specific insights on Hong Kong. The conversation also touches on what national essence entails and how our perceptions of nationalism evolve over time. This dialogue aims to shed light on why nationalism may be critiqued and what drives national pride versus more aggressive nationalist sentiments.
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also you should make a difference between civic nationalism and ethnic nationalism .
what oxford colleges are you from?
You guys are very handsome
@Bennyboy210
2 ай бұрын
Chill out weirdo
American here: be less scripted, you both have a great command of the English language, speak off the cuff, as it were, You could blow up if you speak authentically.
@megamn43
2 ай бұрын
also in American parlance it's y'all
@josir1994
2 ай бұрын
I was just wondering how does having some notes on hand would make it less authentic
@Phil4All
Ай бұрын
Will try to switch up the notes presentation, helps keep it flowing smoothely but can see why it looks better without notes
Nationalism is based on ethnicity and that your culture/people are superior. Nationalism is almost always jingoism, so it seems like a contradiction that a Christian could be a nationalist because we are all one in Christ and are always judged based on personal sins not your nation. Patriotism would be a more appropriate term to describe the love of our motherland and furthering its interest. Many people get these terms wrong.
@MagicBrianTricks
2 ай бұрын
A nation need not be an ethnic group
@Elcollpohorrible
2 ай бұрын
@@MagicBrianTricks A nation, sure.But nationalism is a different thing
@George-jd6fz
2 ай бұрын
@@MagicBrianTricks where do you think the word nation comes from? it comes from the latin "ratio" meaning "of shared birth". The nation is most certainly the ethnicity. One that has lost its meaning in our postmodern, multiracial view of the west
@George-jd6fz
2 ай бұрын
natio not ratio haha
@MagicBrianTricks
2 ай бұрын
@@George-jd6fz it's a good thing etymology does not dictate the meaning of words