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    To relate how nostalgia is used in film we must first look at the many elements that are involved in film creation. These include the production, shooting techniques and casting. Restorative nostalgia as mentioned earlier in this research, be an ‘important segmentation variable’ when it comes to choosing locations and content for modern cinema (Seongseop & Sangkyun 2017, p.1). Throughout their research Seongseop & Sangkyun (2017) document how an audience can relate to specific locations and…

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    When most people reflect on their childhood they are consumed with feelings of nostalgia and yearning. They are typically faced with memories of a more carefree and joyous time period. I on the other hand, am faced with memories of war, struggle, and strength. My life has not been a fairytale, nor has it been a complete nightmare. I like to believe that all the obstacles I have been faced with has shaped me into the person I am today. Everyday represents a new struggle to surpass yesterday's…

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    Rosaldo’s Theory of Imperialist Nostalgia explains, among other things, how a group of people can remove themselves from a situation in order to conceal guilt. This accompanies people mourning for what they destroyed themselves. This process establish innocence while still bragging about what has been done. Imperialist nostalgia also allows the guilty party to become “impartial detached observers” (121) and helps to conceal guilt (109). Rosaldo’s theory of imperialist nostalgia explains the…

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    bad memories, thinking that they don’t exist and that they never happened. Good memories are what people love to think about, and reflect on. This is where the feeling of nostalgia comes in. Nostalgia is that sweet, sentimental longing for the past, for a beautiful moment that one has experienced. Everyone experiences nostalgia, it is difficult not to. Everyone longs for something in their past that they wish they could re live, even for a split second. In Benjamin 's novel, Berlin Childhood…

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    Nostalgia is more than just a feeling; It is something that holds society back from moving into the future. The past becomes the present and time appears to be collapsing into itself. Brandon Ambrosino's "Nostalgia for Now" meticulously explains this phenomena among Americans. Throughout the article, Ambrosino claims that time is seemingly slowing down, as the gap between the past and present is shrinking, also known as the nostalgia gap. People are dwelling on the past rather than living in the…

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    My Nostalgia Analysis

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    understand the true intention. There was not a specific incident that made me feel this way; it was always just a part of my mentality. The following collection of poems is my way of deciphering my own emotions: specifically, they highlight my nostalgia. Each of the poems are a letter to a memory – a part of my life that, in my mind, is better than my current situation. Whether these memories were in fact better is questionable,…

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    Nostalgia occurs within many individuals, communities and overall American society. From reminiscing the King of Rock n Roll, Elvis Presley, or even childhood toys like the Cabbage Patch Kids of the 1980’s. Practically in American society, the desire to reconcile and remember past historical figures or life-changing events lead to the construct of memorials and monuments. Building monuments or memorials are for the soul purpose of commemorating a person or event. Groups or an agency, in charge…

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    Analogue Nostalgia Svetlana Boym defines nostalgia as ‘ a longing for home that no longer exists or has never existed’ and as a ‘sentiment of loss and displacement’ (Boym 2001). Reynolds informs that the physician Johannes Hofer introduced the concept of nostalgia in the 17th Century, to describe homesickness and desire to return to the native land of soldiers on military duties. Since then, nostalgia becomes a collective yearning for the past, and as he notes, nostalgia express itself as the…

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    Nostalgia by definition is a sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past, normally associated with a point in time in which one felt this abstract notion of what it means to be happy. In creating this song, this is a word that often came to mind and I think that’s due to a sort of nostalgia I felt in creating a song out of pure enjoyment and raw feeling, an element I feel is missing in the mass production and commodification of contemporary music. I don’t find fault in the electric…

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    separate rooms they are very divided and care less about their health and each others well being than to eat a home cooked meal together. In films, relationships, nostalgia, and race & gender roles can be interpreted by food or situations involving food changing the psychological view of the audience. Relationships. In many films, the…

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