This paper takes a broad and novel approach to analysing the Iranian Jewish community of Iran, both as a distinct group and as a constituent part of Iran’s wider population sharing its national culture. The goal was to find a new way of addressing the topic, avoiding many ambiguities, and bringing all discourse back to its starting point: Iranian identity. If we identify Persian roots as the fo...

The article is devoted to the idea of unity Russian state, which currently relevant due well-known events, author revealed through works great philosopher and lawyer Ivan Alexandrovich Ilyin. state considered in this its following components: national brotherhood, racial synthesis peoples Russia, spiritual integrity person, religious identity, geographical unity, uniformity parliament, unitarit...

Relying on its partisan principles and values, the Ba’athist regime– the period when Saddam Hussein was in charge in Iraq– sought a powerful government. Not respecting and believing in ethnical and sectarian differences and seeking the realization of national unity, Saddam tried to regulate security policies in a way in which he could assimilate the differing Iraqi society, using the policies o...

Abstract The study focuses on the ethical aspects of decision-making by national elites in context thinking Ján Kollár (1793–1852) and Ľudovít Štúr (1815–1856) issue Slavism. Attention is paid to responsibility for preserving greatness unity nation formation identity individuality. concepts mentioned authors had an impact cultural-civilizational orientation Slovak with emphasis role moral oblig...

ezzel-din manasereh is one of the contemporary and prominent poets of palestine whose newly comments in the realm of palestine and resistance poem have endued him with a special place in contemporary literature due to his modern delineation in critique. traditional characters and in particular mythical and folk female characters in ezzel-din’s poem have great vibrancy which inspire the poet und...

Introduction Integrating different ethnic groups in Guyana and the Caribbean into a single cultural identity seems wanting. Given the presence of many different ethnic groups, a national and regional unity that is birthed only from one identity for all is false. The creation of a single identity would then become a cultural loss to each ethnic group. Perhaps, this is not what Caribbean people w...