What experts are saying: Role of Filipino language, literature in nationhood

“The feeling ofis based on the belief in the inherent goodness of the system of government in a country, and the goodness of its people,” the article said.“Nationalism is rooted in the belief that one’s country is superior to all others, and carries the connotation of disapproval of other nations or a rivalry with other nations.

“Ang wika ay hindi lang salita. Kamalayan din iyon at sensibilidad. Nasa panitikan at kasaysayan ang dangal ng bawat bayan. Sambayanang walang alam sa sarili? Iyon ang gusto ng manlulupig,” celebrated author Jun Cruz Reyes said.The Komisyon ng Wikang Filipino similarly said that Filipino language should be promoted rather than downgraded.

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