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The 23 pages that link to Patriotism, each with the reason it gives.

• NationalismCompared with: It distinguishes national loyalty from nationalism's political program.

• National identityCompared with: Patriotism is an attitude toward a country; national identity is a sense of belonging.

• Ethnic nationalismCompared with: It separates affection for a country from claims that national belonging rests on shared descent.

• CosmopolitanismCompared with: Its focus on national loyalty raises questions about whether obligations to humanity can coexist with patriotism.

• National anthemRelated: Singing an anthem can publicly express attachment to country.

• NationRelated: Patriotism expresses attachment to a political community that may be identified with a nation.

• José MartíNarrower topic: Martí mobilized Cuban patriotism while warning against narrow or exclusionary nationalism.

• Christian nationalismCompared with: Patriotism can affirm national loyalty without the religious boundary Christian nationalism draws.

• Civic virtueCompared with: Patriotism can motivate civic action, but it is not identical to civic virtue.

• PrideCompared with: Patriotism can express affection for a country without implying its superiority.

• The Star-Spangled BannerRelated: Performances often express patriotism, though people contest what that expression should mean.

• Yukio MishimaRelated: Mishima’s public writing and activism presented patriotism as a demanding personal commitment.

• AnthemRelated: National anthems often provide a public language for patriotic feeling.

• LoyaltyBroader topic: National allegiance is a prominent form of loyalty, often contested when country and conscience conflict.

• Pledge of AllegianceNarrower topic: The pledge turns patriotic attachment into a repeated public declaration.

• AsabiyyahCompared with: Patriotism is country-oriented attachment, whereas asabiyyah can bind groups smaller than a state.

• UltranationalismCompared with: Patriotism need not assert national superiority or demand hostility toward outsiders.

• Pomp and Circumstance MarchesNarrower topic: The marches' ceremonial use and later lyrics made them emblems of patriotic feeling.

• Anti-nationalismCompared with: It can preserve attachment to country while rejecting nationalism's political claims.

• National dayRelated: Celebrations often invite expressions of loyalty and affection for the country.

• Socialist patriotismNarrower topic: Socialist patriotism is a politically specific form of this broader attachment.

• AnationalismCompared with: Anationalism opposes national allegiance as a political boundary, not simply affection for a place.

• Anti-patriotismCompared with: It is the national attachment anti-patriotism questions or rejects.