2021
DOI: 10.1080/14608944.2021.1931084
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Teaching how to love your country in schools?: a study of Japanese youth narratives on patriotic education

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“…Some of my results, like how vital loving and valued teachers are for male adolescents in school (Calp, 2020;Fukuoka & Takita-Ishii, 2022;Milton et al, 2001), have been written about a lot. Almost all of my answers stressed how vital each teacher is.…”
Section: The Roles Of Teachers and Classroomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some of my results, like how vital loving and valued teachers are for male adolescents in school (Calp, 2020;Fukuoka & Takita-Ishii, 2022;Milton et al, 2001), have been written about a lot. Almost all of my answers stressed how vital each teacher is.…”
Section: The Roles Of Teachers and Classroomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These dynamics are especially applicable within the Japanese context as for centuries, a shared sense of national identity has been perpetuated through paternalistic appeals to tradition, heritage, and culture combined with a relational intergroup approach to outward comparison in service of supposed uniqueness. Within contemporary Japan, national identity remains a prominent in-group referent although variations exist relative to age [45], particularly in relation to nationalism [46] and patriotism [47,48]. These generational variations can be viewed as a threat to the salience and solidarity of the in-group as a coherent and unified national identity is critical for good governance and the facilitation of trust and cooperation among all citizens [49] in times of national crisis.…”
Section: Personality Traits and National Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%