Fictional Nationalism

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Fictional Nationalism is a syncretic ideology that finds its foundation in the conception of forging imaginary nations, whether in the realm of video games ( United Federation, Arstotzka in Papers, Please), literature ( Eastasia, File:Neobol2.png Eurasia, Oceania in 1984), a Discord server, or other platforms. This movement embraces the creation of national identities that transcend physical borders, rooting themselves in virtual or narrative environments. Its essence lies in the collective construction of narratives, symbols, and traditions that define these fictional nations, thereby contributing to cohesion and a sense of belonging in communities not bound by real geographical locations. In Fictional Nationalism, creativity and active participation in the construction of imaginary worlds are fundamental pillars, serving as a vehicle for individual expression and the formation of social bonds in the context of the unreal.