Philosophical dimensions and their impact on shaping the components of national identity
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The need for belonging is one of the essential needs of the human psyche. The individual’s feeling of belonging to his group with which he shares natures, customs, values and trends, with whom he communicates in one language, and who are united by a common history makes it more stable. However, this belonging, as a social phenomenon, is affected, like other phenomena, by the various transformations that society is witnessing, and young people are considered the most affected by these transformations. Because according to their nature of practicing strange and new ideas, and the most age-related, they are considered the group most inclined to embrace the unfamiliar, which leads them to estrange themselves from their heritage and move away from the values of their society, which constituted an unprecedented challenge to societal values, as young people became farther away from their societies, until the matter reached the dispersion and distortion of their identity. Identity is a story that shows us the extent of belonging, loyalty, and love for the homeland, which keeps pace with all developments that occur in the world around it, and does not stop at a specific point. Identity, which contains sublime meanings and multiple actions, obtains powers from a series of interactions. It develops with the development of the times, and this development is the result of many actions and actions, which history tells of the heroes of the family. Identity develops with the development of history, the movements that occur in it, and the movements, turns, and events that homelands are exposed to. Studies and research have proven that identity is not rigid and fixed, but rather subject to permanent change according to events that occur, after which the course of the world changes. It also relates to internal and external influences and the educational circulation of multiple cultures and ideas, and it also develops continuously.
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Al-Triki م. ع. ا. (2026). Philosophical dimensions and their impact on shaping the components of national identity. Al-Qurtas Journal for Human and Applied Sciences, 2(29), 333–351. Retrieved from https://alqurtas.alandalus-libya.org.ly/ojs/index.php/qjhar/article/view/qjhar-29-2-15
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