Mediterraneanism

>How does it stack up to Nordicism and Afrocentrism?
Its as shit as the rest of them.

>Will we see a revival within our lifetime?
Hopefully not.

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>>3130261
>How does it stack up to Nordicism and Afrocentrism?
Its easily the best of a bad bunch.

>Will we see a revival within our lifetime?
Hopefully, pic related.

>>3130275
>>3130290
Supremacy notions aside, do Mediterranean people constitute a unique group separate from Blacks and Whites?

>>3130322
By some metrics, yes, by others no. Race is funny that way, its not really set in stone.

>>3130322
White is not a group, black is not either.
Lurk moar fampai

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>>3130322
>2017
>he still groups people by skin color

>>3130261
Interesting, they have blue eyes.

Mediterraneanism, like Afrocentrism is just a reaction to Nordicism.

>>3130508
Somebody proposes something and people agree with it or offer a counter proposal. That's usually how things go. The difference between Mediterraneanism and Nordicism/Afrocentrism is that Mediterraneanism doesn't proposes Meds are something they aren't and is content to say the people of the Med have shared roots going back to pre-history.

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if the North Africans, Levantines and Turks had managed to kick out Muslims would European identity still exist or would it be divided into Mediterranean and Nordic identities?

>>3130596
Well the division of Europe, Asia and Africa goes back to before Herodotus but I think Med idenity would be stronger if it wasn't for a few things: ,slam taking over Africa and West Asia, The Christianization of Northern Europe and Spain/Portugal focusing on the Atlantic instead of the Mediterranean.

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>>3130641
it also depends on the time they would've kicked them out, if it had been in like the 13th or 14th century there would already have been a cultural shift to Central Europe, but if it had happened 500 years earlier the chain reaction would've been insane

>tfw too much of a brainlet to think of complex fictional scenarios

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>>3130694
I think we might see a New Roman Empire in the future.