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    even believe it. Everywhere. Nostalgia is rampant in our age and we are being exposed to it more and more and more. Don’t get me wrong, nostalgia isn’t entirely a bad thing. In fact, a small amount of reminiscence is a healer. However, it is when one overindulges in nostalgia that they have made a fatal blow to the progression of their life.…

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    Chile and Nostalgia de la Luz. Both documentaries pertain to the coup d'état, which occurred in 1973 in Chile, that overthrew the legally elected socialist President Allende, and subsequently began the autocratic and oppressive rule of the dictator Pinochet from 1973 to 1990. While both movies concern the same subject matter, the prominent distinction between both documentaries is the date of production: La Batalla de Chile was filmed in the moments leading up to the coup in 1973 and Nostalgia…

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    a time of complete happiness, low social and economic distress, and even posterized what one should consider in living the “American Dream”. This sort of ideal conviction of the 1950’s has prompted generations to view the time with overwhelming nostalgia and while using a parallel cut almost deliberately eliminated the true culture and issues of that…

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    really mad -- what I really think, deep down, is that the dead are only dead for the duration. When it’s over they’ll all come back and it’ll be just the same as it was before’ ” (297). Therefore, the reality is overshadowed by past, which produces nostalgia and ultimately…

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    Retro Fashion Hemingway

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    point.” Retro fashion trends transport us to another time. They cater to our human nature of nostalgia, our longing for a time or place that no longer exists. What’s interesting about long established brands like Adidas and their nostalgic influence…

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    heavier. The fear of death is a burden that the characters carry as well as nostalgia for their love ones. The heavy war equipment that they carry for survival, Kiowa´s trauma of Ted Lavender´s death and Lieutenant Cross concern of another tragedy happening are all signs of their fear of death. Equally, materialistic memories, reminiscence and Lieutenant Cross’ obvious obsession for Martha are all signs of a burden of nostalgia. To begin with, the most noticeable burden is fear of death; it is…

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    the original 1961 version. 2. Use of nostalgia in film a. “As texts move through history, they encounter new audiences, are placed in new contexts, or gather new historical and cultural resonances. Thus, the political and social function of texts’ nostalgia inevitably change.” (Dwyer, 2015) i. This quote explains why audiences can have different reactions to the same content at different times in their lives and history. 1. Explaining why the use of nostalgia in a film soundtrack works in the…

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    starts to become nightmarish and very eerie. Subsequently, as the reader nears the end of the passage they will start to get a feeling of nostalgia created by the passage. With the intention of creating various moods, du Maurier uses literary devices such as detail, diction, and imagery to create a shift in the moods which are a mystery, nightmare, and a nostalgia. In the beginning of the passage,…

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    Film Analysis Of Amélie

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    Amélie (2001) is a French romantic comic fantasy film directed and co-written by Jean-Pierre Jeunet. This whimsical film narrates the story of a young introvert woman named “Amélie Poulain”, who decides to intervene and improve the lives of the people around her, while battling with her own seclusion. The story revolves around the protagonist, Amélie who was the only child of two quirky parents. Amélie’s father, Raphael was depicted as a reticent ex-army doctor who misdiagnosed Amélie with…

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    Video Games Affect Biology

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    along with invoking a sense of nostalgia. There are many surprising perks to playing video games that many people wouldn’t see on the surface but effect gamers in more ways than one. Many benefits and advantages of video games can be seen through the psychological effects that video games have on people. One example of this is through nostalgia. Nostalgia is generally defined as: a sentimental longing for the past, especially in references to how things use to be. Nostalgia is created in the…

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