The document lists the group members for a project and then discusses the concept of national identity. It explains that national identity arose from nationalism in Western countries and principles of nationalism include freedom, unity, and equality. It states that the innermost essence of Indonesian national identity is Pancasila. Pancasila is actualized in Indonesia's worldview, identity, philosophy, administration, and as the state ideology. National identity unites a nation, differentiates it from other countries, and forms the foundation of what a nation is capable of. Examples of Indonesia's national identity include its language, flag, anthem, emblem, motto, constitution, and cultural heritage.
The document lists the group members for a project and then discusses the concept of national identity. It explains that national identity arose from nationalism in Western countries and principles of nationalism include freedom, unity, and equality. It states that the innermost essence of Indonesian national identity is Pancasila. Pancasila is actualized in Indonesia's worldview, identity, philosophy, administration, and as the state ideology. National identity unites a nation, differentiates it from other countries, and forms the foundation of what a nation is capable of. Examples of Indonesia's national identity include its language, flag, anthem, emblem, motto, constitution, and cultural heritage.
The document lists the group members for a project and then discusses the concept of national identity. It explains that national identity arose from nationalism in Western countries and principles of nationalism include freedom, unity, and equality. It states that the innermost essence of Indonesian national identity is Pancasila. Pancasila is actualized in Indonesia's worldview, identity, philosophy, administration, and as the state ideology. National identity unites a nation, differentiates it from other countries, and forms the foundation of what a nation is capable of. Examples of Indonesia's national identity include its language, flag, anthem, emblem, motto, constitution, and cultural heritage.
2. Hafidz Rahim (02211942000001) 3. Marsha Haya A (02111942000012) 4. Nadya Pratiwi C.A (03211942000020) 5. Farrel M. Akbar (032111942000010) 6. M. Hanif Budiman (02111942000002) • The formation of the National Identity was closely connected to the progress of nationalism which arose and developed in the West. • Principles of nationalism: • Freedom/independence • Unity • Equality • Needing one another, complementary, and closely connected to one another • The innermost essence and content of the Indonesian National Identity is PANCASILA. • Pancasila is the Indonesian national identity. It is actualised in the worldview of the nation, the national identity, the philosophy of Pancasila, the structuring of the nation’s administration and as State Ideologi • ‘Identity’ is the characteristics of a person, a thing that distinguish him/her/it from other persons/ things. • Nationality is a character attached to people who are bound constitutionally by physical or non physical similarities in a certain place. National identity is a person's identity or sense of belonging to one state or to one nation. It is the sense of a nation as a cohesive whole, as represented by distinctive traditions, culture, language and politics. Why we need a national identity ? • Unite the nation National identity is used as a brand to unite indonesia’s diversity. • As a differentiator with other nations The existence of a national identity will be more specificly differentiator. • Foundation of the nation For an overview of the potential and capabilities possessed by the country. The Examples of National Identity • The National Language: Indonesian • The State’s Flag: the Red and White • The National Anthem: Indonesia Raya • The National Emblem: Pancasila • The National Motto: Bhinneka Tunggal Ika • The State’s Constitution: the UUD 1945 • The State’s form: the Unitarian State of the Republic of Indonesia embodying the people’s sovereignty • The Conception of the Nusantara Worldview • The regional cultures accepted as the National Cultural Heritage Conclusion: