Narag, Mark Louie A

March 12, 2024

1. What is an imagined nation?

- An imagined nation or community is the idea that people feel a sense of unity and shared identity as
part of a group, even if they've never met each other. This sense of belonging comes from shared
experiences, culture, language, or history. It's called "imagined" because this connection exists in the
minds of the people, creating a sense of unity and identity.

2. What are the idealisms found in an imagined nation?

- In an imagined nation, idealisms such as unity, shared identity, inclusivity, and patriotism are prevalent.
This includes a sense of solidarity among diverse individuals, a shared identity based on language and
culture, an inclusive approach that welcomes people from various backgrounds, and a strong sense of
national pride and loyalty. These idealisms contribute to the formation of a cohesive and imagined
community that transcends individual differences.

3. What kind of a nation did Rizal aspire for the Filipinos?

- Rizal aspired for Filipinos to have a liberated nation free from colonization, where they would enjoy
equal rights and justice. He envisioned a progressive and united country, emphasizing education as a
means to empower the Filipino people and foster a strong sense of national identity and pride. Rizal's
vision encompassed freedom, enlightenment, and the upliftment of the Filipino society.