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Judul	The Roots of Nationalism : National Identity Formation in Early Modern Europe, 1600-1815 / Lotte Jensen
Pengarang	Jensen, Lotte (Editor)
Penerbitan	London : Routledge, 2025
Deskripsi Fisik	342p. :ill
ISBN	9781003707639
Subjek	NATIONALISM—EUROPE—HISTORY NATIONAL IDENTITY—EUROPE—HISTORY NATIONAL STATE—EUROPE—HISTORY NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS, EUROPEAN—HISTORY EUROPE—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT—17TH CENTURY EUROPE—POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT—18TH CENTURY
Catatan	In 1748, the Scottish philosopher David Hume made a clear statement about the origins of national character in his collection of moral and political essays. He argued that the character of a nation depended solely upon socio-political and moral factors. His essay ‘Of National Characters’ was a f?ierce attack on the widely held climate theory that attributed the diffferences between peoples to the influence of the climatological circumstances in which they lived. According to this theory, southern peoples like the Spanish and the Italians were wittier and more inclined to warfare than northern peoples whose mental state was determined by greater humidity. Hume objected to this theory by giving nine examples where it failed. One of his decisive arguments was that even though Spanish, English, French and Dutch people travelled across the entire globe, they were still distinguishable. Instead, Hume foregrounded other elements which def? ined national character, such as cultural habits, a shared language, a common
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