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137761 https://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.16844 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ 2013-05 110 pages eng Ly, Jane Truc Lundry, Chris Le, Thuy-Kim Cruse, Markus Barrett, The Honors College School of International Letters and Cultures School of Politics and Global Studies School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies Text To demonstrate the way in which Benedict Anderson's theory of imagined communities applies to Vietnamese nationalism, a work of historical fiction was written to illustrate several of Anderson's key points. These scenes were then elaborated on in the second non-fiction portion, which analyzes the history of Vietnamese nationalism and how they are portrayed creatively in the first section to prove the accuracy and utility of applying a constructivist model to the origin of the Vietnamese nation. Vietnam nationalism Imagined Communities Imagining Vietnam: Applying Benedict Anderson's Imagined Communities Theory to Vietnamese Nationalism in Novel Form