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Language nationalism has significantly shaped European identities, politics, and cultures. This phenomenon emphasizes the role of language as a cornerstone of national identity, often leading to increased cultural pride and political sovereignty. It can also fuel tensions, especially in multilingual states where language distribution reflects deeper societal divides. By examining examples from countries like Belgium, Spain, and Switzerland, we explore how language nationalism influences regional autonomy, minority rights, and the dynamics of integration in a diverse Europe.
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