NOSTALGIA | Định nghĩa trong Từ điển tiếng Anh Cambridge

Thus, with the rediscovery of a forgotten person and experience, modern scholars infuse the home with feelings of nostalgia.

The finding that nostalgia was more salient for older, than for younger refugees lends credibility to this speculation.

These traits are subsumed into collecting as a significant aspect of social identity, involving the acquisition of cultural capital, overlaid with a patina of nostalgia.

This verbal nostalgia for the past of a love affair is overlaid in the song by a deeper nostalgia for infancy.

This past would act as an inspiration for future action rather than an object of empty nostalgia.

In surveying modern theories of nostalgia the author points out that most ‘ ‘ proceed from and are governed by notions of loss and amnesia.

The world constantly renews itself, and when you look at it that way, regret and nostalgia seem equally futile.

Within such a context, a total rejection of relativism seems little more than colonial nostalgia.

The first provides a conceptual and contextual overview of the nostalgia mode, examining how it has been theorized across a broad disciplinary spectrum.

There is a nostalgia to this book, evoked through humor.

It is not too surprising, then, to find a sense of nostalgia among the biases of academic writing.

Making sense of older people’s nostalgia for past imagined communities is important – for theory as well as policy.

Here there was undoubtedly an element of nostalgia.

This is a complex emotional event, but also a giving in to a very literary sort of nostalgia.

The notion of an engagement with a past that abandons a modernist nostalgia for unity can then be extended.