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>>395640
probably

>>395640
No

>>395640
Depends.

Autists think that modern nation-state nationalism based on enlightenment ideals and populism is the only thing that can be called nationalism. This is the only type of nationalism there is and nothing else counts.

It's sort of like saying that religion didn't exist before Abrahamic religion, or that war didn't exist before guns.

>>396116
Well, Islam is the world oldest monotheistic religion...

>>395475
>>396116

This is a failure of communication on the part of giving an operative definition for "nationalism". If you want a TLDR just search "Peasants into Frenchmen", and read a summary, to understand what is meant by the pre and post 19th differentiations of nationalism.

is Napoleon taken?

t. Jacques Roux

>>395314
>>395363
Roux is open, Napoléon isn't.

you know paglia loathes contemporary academia probably even more than you, right?

No.

Yes.

But there are a plethora of other ways

You can bring anything in the space of an average family house.

>be excited because lol I'm a god now
>remember that I don't actually know how to build steam engines or Haber process fertilizer
>request large numbers of icelandic QTs for sex related purposes
>invent the hot air balloon just because
>invent the boom so that ships aren't totally dependent on trade winds
>inform my hosts that there's all sorts of valuable shit in Mexico just waiting to be raided
>hope that the information diffuses to someone that matters in time for the Scandinavians to beat the Spanish there

Oh, and I'd bring a bunch of fedora tier atheism with all of my technomagic just to see Europe tear itself apart.

>>394785

Make Iceland know for fucking awesome medical knowledge.

I know nothing about penicillin, but at least I know germs exist. That's a pretty good start.

Shakespeare gave the English language hundreds of new words. Homer couldn't even think of a single fucking word to describe the concept of "red."

The top 3 are definitely Shakespeare, Homer, and the guys who wrote the Bible.

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>>394454
>tfw if Shakey P hadn't existed we'd have no chocolate Hobnobs

Memes aside though, I do wonder how his audience received things like this. Obviously the form of language would have been easier then, but it must have still been a little confusing. Then again, they were incredibly popular at the time so who knows.

Large serf population under constant eastern invasion

Late to industrialize

Communism

define eastern europe

>>394342
East of modern Germany/Balkans

>>394121
Because they were all gay.

>>394121
>gays fucking each other to death
Perhaps they should have been a bit more careful.

There wasn't a huge amount of public sympathy, so there was no need to talk about it, no political brownie points to be won.

>>394131
>>394139

>le only gay people get aids meme

this isn't /pol/

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please contribute

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would it be weird if i carried this graph with me?

>>391728
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantis_of_the_Sands

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>>391728
>>traces of camel tracks, unidentifiable on the ground, still appear in satellite images
Got a pic? sounds interesting

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>>391744
Perhaps not obvious to untrained eyes like ours.

>>391741
Bothers me that the most televangelists section of that sucks is poorly formatted and mostly unsourced.

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>>391585
Because Hitler literally thought that Bolshevism was an international Jewish plot?

>>391585
They did. It was absolutely essential for the success of the Polish, French and first Finnish campaigns.

they did and they broke it off

also they were polar opposites politically

Maybe retarded to gweilo, but the only magnificence gweilo knows is his own stupidity.

He was trying to modernize China in a short period of time, instead of letting the modernization happen naturally.

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>>391445

>With no personal knowledge of metallurgy, Mao encouraged the establishment of small backyard steel furnaces in every commune and in each urban neighborhood. Mao was shown an example of a backyard furnace in Hefei, Anhui in September 1958 by provincial first secretary Zeng Xisheng.[20] The unit was claimed to be manufacturing high quality steel.[20]

>Huge efforts on the part of peasants and other workers were made to produce steel out of scrap metal. To fuel the furnaces the local environment was denuded of trees and wood taken from the doors and furniture of peasants' houses. Pots, pans, and other metal artifacts were requisitioned to supply the "scrap" for the furnaces so that the wildly optimistic production targets could be met. Many of the male agricultural workers were diverted from the harvest to help the iron production as were the workers at many factories, schools and even hospitals.

>Although the output consisted of low quality lumps of pig iron which was of negligible economic worth, Mao had a deep distrust of intellectuals who could have pointed this out, and placed his faith in the power of the mass mobilization of the peasants.

>>390308
>Dadaism was directly responsible for the rise of Hitler
Did that person ever elaborate?

>>390322

i've heard a similar theory, that he got rejected from art school due to not being in on the dadaism bandwagon, sparking the path of his career as a dissident turned politician turned dictator, meaning dadaism is implicated in nazi germany

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>>390308
>Homosexuality was not condemned by Christianity until the 13th century

>>387664
I'm surprised they didn't innovate them in any way but I guess they never had to once the feudal system was for the most Part quelled and the warrior class became symbolic.

>>387664
Only in later sengoku, people tend to forget they only used guns in war for 70 years, and only in the later time used in a massive way, meanwhile the true weapons of the samurai was the bow and they cute ponies than they copied from the Eishi.

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>>387695
During most of the Tokugawa period there was no real internal or external threats to Japan so they stuck with what worked. In the 19th century when the Europeans began to pose a threat to Japan again they did upgrade very quickly, even before Commadore Perry.

A lot if is pseudoscience.

Oversaturate job market from what I've heard. But if it's false where you live, go ahead.

Not that psychology is strictly /his/. I think social sciences ought to be allowed on /his/.

>>387234
I don't see how any of the clinical psychologies can be seen as pseudoscience