Qu’est-ce qu’une nation ?

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Qu’est-ce qu’une nation ? is a famous 1882 lecture-essay by French thinker Ernest Renan that explores the historical, cultural, and psychological foundations of national identity.

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instanceOf essay
historical essay
lecture
political philosophy work
author Ernest Renan NERFINISHED
cityOfFirstDelivery Paris NERFINISHED
countryOfFirstDelivery France NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
dateOfFirstDelivery 11 March 1882
definesNationAs a daily plebiscite
emphasizesConcept forgetting of past conflicts
shared memories
shared suffering
field historiography
nationalism studies
political theory
genre historical essay
political essay
hasEnglishTitle What is a Nation?
hasSignificance canonical work in French political thought
foundational text in modern theories of nationalism
key reference in debates on civic vs ethnic nationalism
includedIn Ernest Renan’s collected works NERFINISHED
influencedBy 19th-century European nationalism
Alsace-Lorraine question NERFINISHED
Franco-Prussian War NERFINISHED
French Revolution NERFINISHED
Romantic nationalism
language French
mainTopic civic nationalism
collective memory
historical consciousness
nation
national identity
nationalism
self-determination
opposesConcept purely linguistic definitions of nation
purely racial definitions of nation
purely religious definitions of nation
originalPublicationForm public lecture
period 19th century
philosophicalTradition liberalism
republicanism
placeOfFirstDelivery Sorbonne NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1882
supportsConcept subjective will to live together
voluntary association of individuals
title Qu’est-ce qu’une nation ? NERFINISHED

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Ernest Renan notableWork Qu’est-ce qu’une nation ?