Yearning for Yesterday: A Sociology of Nostalgia

adolescence aesthetic American appear associated become better chapter character claim collective communication concerning condition consciousness continuity conventions course critics culture despite discontinuity distinctive earlier early effect emotion evoke example existence experienced expression fashion feel further future historical human identity imagination important individual kind late later least less lives look mass material matter means memory mind mood movements nature never nostalgia nostalgic experience nostalgic reaction noted objects observations once one's particularly past perhaps period persons play political popular possible present Press probably question reality reason recent reference reflexive regard remembered role Schutz seems sense sentiment serve short shows simple social society sometimes subjective suggest sure symbolic things thirties thought tion transition turn University York