Abstract:

National identity is a social-built phenomenon. National consciousness represents a sense of national identity shared by a society, in this regard it shows the individual’s level of collective consciousness. Shared beliefs, common values and customer expectations are socialization tools that contribute to the development of national consciousness. National consciousness is formed not by the control and control of the peoples, but by their glorification as a valuable being. The consciousness of belonging to a specific group only triggers positive emotions about the group, and the other members of the group sometimes lead to a tendency to act on behalf of that group, even if they are not personally known. National identity is a process of self-categorization. This process involves both the identification of the person with the nation and the distinction of the person with other nations. In this study, a study on the establishment of national identity, national consciousness and development, cultural isomorphism, client and collective national consciousness is carried out in the context of a free and multi-society paradigm.

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