PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF PATRIOTISM AND NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN SOCIETY
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Patriotism, national consciousness, society, philosophy, national values, social stability, civic responsibility.Abstract
This article provides a philosophical analysis of patriotism and national consciousness in society. The study demonstrates that the concept of patriotism is closely linked to national values, cultural heritage, and social responsibility. It also examines the formation and development of national consciousness and its connection with social cohesion and civic responsibility from a philosophical perspective. The research findings highlight the significance of patriotism and national consciousness in fostering well-rounded and responsible citizens, strengthening national values, and ensuring social stability.
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