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Jingoism is
nationalism in the form of
aggressive and
proactive foreign policy, such as a country's
advocacy for the use of
threats or
actual force, as...
- opposition. This
French quality finds its
parallel in the English-language term
jingoism,
which has
retained the
meaning of
chauvinism strictly in its original...
- co-operator and
newspaper editor. He
coined the
terms secularism in 1851 and "
jingoism" in 1878. He
edited a
secularist paper, The Reasoner, from 1846 to June...
-
patriotic pretensions of
those who, in S****oon's view, were
responsible for a
jingoism-fuelled war. S****oon
became a
focal point for
dissent within the armed...
- ****anese-Americans from Hawaii,
which many have
called a
shameful episode of
racism and
jingoism that was felt
hardest on the mainland. He was born on
January 17, 1889...
- it with the
rhetoric of the 1835
version with its "distinctly
Cossack jingoism". The
character of
Taras Bulba, the main hero of this novel, is a composite...
- society,
inflamed by anti-Boer and anti-German
feeling and in a
frenzy of
jingoism,
lionised him and
treated him as a hero.
Although sentenced to 15 months...
-
American culture, as well as ****ism, racism, homophobia,
antisemitism and
jingoism. It
debuted at the No. 1 spot in the US,
taking in an
estimated $26.4 million...
- the
social tensions caused by the Long
Depression pushed him to
favour jingoism: the
imperialists had
become the "parasites of patriotism." In France,...
- of a wave of teen
vigilante films in the 1980s
exploring the right-wing
jingoism that was
gaining po****rity in the
United States. At an
elite school, a...
