The National Being is a collection of essays by George William Russell that explores the concept of national identity and its relationship to art, literature, and culture. The book argues that a nation's cultural heritage is essential for shaping its character and destiny. It also examines how different nations have developed their own unique identities through their artistic expressions.
By George William Russell · First published 1912 · Genre: Political Philosophy, Social Commentary, Utopian Literature · 20 chapters