liberation ideologies

structive action within them. Fascism utilizes their authoritarian leadership to provide the means, the revolutionary fervor, to incite liberation and to give shape to the masses who are "shapeless, never amounting to anything until shaped by the elite and given a will" (Rauschning)
             Nationalism, in a similar way, unites human beings together in commonality and defines the bound community of individuals in terms of the loyalty of the individual to the community. The ideology is defined by Hugh Seton-Watson to be "a policy of creating national consciousness within a politically unconscious population." It is the unification of a people through a factor which is stronger than political affiliation, something as binding as nationality. Nationalism utilizes the combination of both state and nationality, hence the name the nation-state, to harness the political power of a people. The unity within nationalism is based on objective and subjective factors, which provide for the creation of a common purpose. The objective factor
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