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Hunt - Nostalgia

From Trump's backward-looking promise to "make America great again" to the hipster's fondness for a pre-industrial age of craft, nostalgia saturates our world. Gandini's book is a remarkable and insightful guide to this phenomenon, laying out the deep roots of its origins and setting out the contours of its limits. Nick Srnicek, co-author of Inventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World Without Work

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Some people build their collections around things they hope will increase in value over the years. But for many, collecting is more about nostalgia and good memories than it is about establishing a nest egg.

Many collectors say the thrill of the hunt is one of the best parts of the hobby. They'll comb garage sales, flea markets, estate auctions, antique stores and search the Internet for the pieces they yearn to own. (Other people's trash isn't off limits.) And when they find that perfect piece at the right price, it's a very good day.

"If I knew exactly what the market is right now, I'd have more of it in my store," Branvold said. For his customers who collect Star Wars, the most popular figure seems to be bounty hunter Boba Fett.

This book, the first multi-disciplinary study of nostalgia and videogame music, allows readers to understand the relationships and memories they often form around games, and music is central to this process. The quest into the past begins with this book, a map that leads to the intersection between nostalgia and videogame music.

Informed by research on musicology and memory as well as practices of gaming culture the edited volume discusses different forms of nostalgia, how video games display their relation to those and in what ways theoretically self-conscious positions can be found in games. The perspectives of the new discipline ludmusicology provide the broader framework for this project.

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Nostalgia is intimately connected to the history of the social sciences in general and anthropology in particular, though finely grained ethnographies of nostalgia and loss are still scarce. Today, anthropologists have realized that nostalgia constitutes a fascinating object of study for exploring contemporary issues of the formation of identity in politics and history. Contributors to this volume consider the fabric of nostalgia in the fields of heritage and tourism, exile and diasporas, postcolonialism and postsocialism, business and economic exchange, social, ecological and religious movements, and nation building. They contribute to a better understanding of how individuals and groups commemorate their pasts, and how nostalgia plays a role in the process of remembering.

It seems as if humanity as a whole is wishing to go back to a simpler or a more cherished time in their lives. Audiences are feeling the same way about their movie-going experiences. Many have begun criticizing the new stories and filmmaking styles that are becoming more popular. The remakes of classics or fan favorites are not enough and actually ruins the nostalgia. Audiences want new and original stories that bring them back to a time when things made sense and current world events didn't exist. There is finally a feel-good film that refuses to take itself too seriously, while giving audiences a taste of the nostalgic world they crave: The Lost City.

The film has a great treasure hunt story that brings all the unlikely characters together. While not as grand a hunt as the 2004 masterpiece National Treasure, the concept and style brings audiences back to that era of film. The hunt for something greater as the heroes race against the clock and the villains, while still giving audiences a fun journey just as great as the reward at the end. There have not been many treasure hunt movies in recent years, and audiences were finally given one that satisfied the craving while remaining light-hearted and fun.

The casting reflected the common nostalgia theme. The amazing Sandra Bullock, who has been a big name since the late '80s, being cast in a prime heroine role brings a relatable quality to the role with a feeling of familiarity. Channing Tatum's casting is used in a similar way. By putting him in an unlikely hero role, the film calls back to his first big role in Step Up and the familiarity and comfort that comes along with it. Even the first choice for the role of Alan, Ryan Reynolds, was a call back to the 2009 The Proposal, the movie where he played opposite Sandra Bullock. The eccentric villain, Abigail Fairfax, is played by Daniel Radcliffe. While many questioned if Radcliffe could step outside his Harry Potter fame, it actually helped him fit into the nostalgia-laden world of The Lost City.

Indeed, scientific evidence can explain this phenomenon. Studies published in the past decade have shown that nostalgia decreases feelings of loneliness and can serve as a reservoir of mental wellbeing and emotional stability. When people become nostalgic, they are revisiting positive memories that are personally meaningful to them. In doing so, they become inspired to do things that will let them reach the same level of joy they felt in the past. In other words, nostalgia causes people to become happier and more motivated to pursue future goals.

Which Came First, the Monster or the Egg?An egg hunt. That's what Dana Johnson's bratty little sister, Brandy, wants to have at her birthday party. And whatever Brandy wants, Brandy gets. Dana's not big on egg hunts. But that was before he found The Egg. It's not like a normal egg. It's about the size of a softball. It's covered with ugly blue and purple veins. And it's starting to hatch...

"You are actually looking for Pokémon in the real world," Conner said. "Its popularity has a lot to do with our generation growing up with it (Pokemon). It allows you to relive that nostalgia of trading cards or playing Game Boy." 041b061a72