A nation's heartbeat : character formation through nationalism and patriotism / by Warren Galas Moyao, PhD, RCrim, LPT.

By: Moyao, Warren Galas [author.]Material type: TextTextPublisher: Quezon City, Philippines : Wiseman's Books Trading, Inc., c2026Description: iv, 188 pages ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9786214184279 [paperback]Subject(s): Citizenship | Patriotism
Contents:
Contents: Preface — Table of Contents — Chapter 1: Introduction to character formation nationalism and patriotism — Chapter 2: Theoretical perspectives on national identity formation — Chapter 3: Philippine nationalism — Chapter 4: Philippine patriotism — Chapter 5: Character formation through national identity — Chapter 6: Challenges to Philippine nationalism and patriotism — Chapter 7: Understanding Republic Act No. 8491 or the flag and heraldic code of the Philippines — Chapter 8: Evaluating the significance of the 1987 Philippine constitution in breeding patriotism and civic responsibility.
Summary: "In this book, "Character Formation Through Nationalism and Patriotism," I encourage you to understand the relationship between national identity and personal character development. This book is born from a deep-seated belief that our collective identity as a nation profoundly influences our individual values and behaviors. Throughout history, nationalism and patriotism have played important roles in shaping societies, often serving as catalysts for both unity and division. While nationalism can sometimes be perceived negatively, associated with exclusion or conflict, patriotism emerges as a more benign force, nurturing love for one's country and its ideals. This duality forms the backbone of our discussion, as we learn how these concepts can be harnessed to cultivate virtues such as honesty, justice, and integrity within individuals. The journey to write this book has been both enlightening and challenging. It has required me to reflect on my own experiences and the cultural narratives that have shaped my understanding of what it means to belong to a nation. I have drawn from various sources — historical texts, contemporary analyses, and personal anecdotes-to provide an analysis of how nationalism and patriotism can contribute positively to character formation. As you read through the chapters, I hope you will find not only academic learning but also a personal invitation to reflect on your own relationship with your nation. What does it mean to be patriotic? How can we engage with our national identity in ways that promote personal growth and societal well-being? I extend my gratitude to those who have supported me throughout this process—family, friends, and mentors-whose insights have enriched my perspective. May this book serve as a bridge connecting our individual journeys with the heartbeat of our nation, inspiring us all to contribute positively to the fabric of our society." —Preface
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Contents: Preface — Table of Contents — Chapter 1: Introduction to character formation nationalism and patriotism — Chapter 2: Theoretical perspectives on national identity formation — Chapter 3: Philippine nationalism — Chapter 4: Philippine patriotism — Chapter 5: Character formation through national identity — Chapter 6: Challenges to Philippine nationalism and patriotism — Chapter 7: Understanding Republic Act No. 8491 or the flag and heraldic code of the Philippines — Chapter 8: Evaluating the significance of the 1987 Philippine constitution in breeding patriotism and civic responsibility.

"In this book, "Character Formation Through Nationalism and Patriotism," I encourage you to understand the relationship between national identity and personal character development. This book is born from a deep-seated belief that our collective identity as a nation profoundly influences our individual values and behaviors.
Throughout history, nationalism and patriotism have played important roles in shaping societies, often serving as catalysts for both unity and division. While nationalism can sometimes be perceived negatively, associated with exclusion or conflict, patriotism emerges as a more benign force, nurturing love for one's country and its ideals.
This duality forms the backbone of our discussion, as we learn how these concepts can be harnessed to cultivate virtues such as honesty, justice, and integrity within individuals.
The journey to write this book has been both enlightening and challenging. It has required me to reflect on my own experiences and the cultural narratives that have shaped my understanding of what it means to belong to a nation. I have drawn from various sources — historical texts, contemporary analyses, and personal anecdotes-to provide an analysis of how nationalism and patriotism can contribute positively to character formation.
As you read through the chapters, I hope you will find not only academic learning but also a personal invitation to reflect on your own relationship with your nation. What does it mean to be patriotic?
How can we engage with our national identity in ways that promote personal growth and societal well-being?
I extend my gratitude to those who have supported me throughout this process—family, friends, and mentors-whose insights have enriched my perspective. May this book serve as a bridge connecting our individual journeys with the heartbeat of our nation, inspiring us all to contribute positively to the fabric of our society." —Preface

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