Bittersweet: Everyday Life and Nostalgia for the 1950s

Koskinen-Koivisto, Eerika; Snellman, Hanna

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“…But not only these but also other persons mentioned in the documents, such as next of kin, persons who have provided information, etc., would be at risk of exposure to severe discomfort. 32 This quotation illustrates that in the first inquiry there was already a notion of privacy, and data stated as belonging to this sphere concerned health and economic conditions. It should be noted, however, that the lawmakers later on also mentioned that, apart from protecting the private sphere, the need for secrecy also existed in order to re-assimilate the individual to the labour market and to protect a person reporting information from potential revenge.…”

Section: Early Secrecy Legislation -From Drunkards To Mental Health I...mentioning

confidence: 97%

“…This inquiry had an explicit connection to the right to privacy since one of the committee's objectives, was to ascertain how the state could shield the right to privacy, an objective justified by "the state's growing concern about social issues". As a result of this 32 Statens offentliga utredningar, Utredning med förslag till ändrade bestämmelser rörande allmänna handlingars offentlighet, Stockholm, 1927:2, p. 149. 33 SOU 1927:2, pp.…”

Section: Early Secrecy Legislation -From Drunkards To Mental Health I...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The agreement also stated that "If possible, the interviews should have a connection to the material that Kulturen in Lund holds as part of their collection". 32 This second stipulation related to an initiative that was partially funded by the Department of Culture, to create an online exhibition around and about some of the objects that Lakocinski had donated to Kulturen in 1966.…”

Section: The Early Organization and Digitization Of The Piz Archive: ...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…23, Kommittén Forum för Levande historia med Projekt Levande Historia, Ku 1999:9, RA. 32 Ibid. about the Holocaust.…”

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(Un)contested Heritage. Archives, Museums and Public spaces

2023

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This anthology is the result of an international workshop with the aim to initiate new discussions and new research on cultural heritage – contested as well as uncontested. The workshop was held at the Department of Society, Culture and Identity at Malmö University, in October 2022. Contested heritage, sometimes also referred to as “dissonant heritage” or “difficult heritage” has been discussed, explored and studied by cultural heritage scholars from various disciplines over the last two decades. However, there is still limited knowledge about what contested or dissonant heritage is. How, when and by whom heritage can be contested and how it is related to or understood in relation to uncontested heritage are also unresolved questions. The contribution of this anthology thus falls at an intersection between the process-perspectives of critical heritage studies of cultural heritage, the empirical-historical studies of power and agency in social and cultural history (after the archival turn), and the conceptual fields that examine the use of history and history mediation. It rests firmly on the collective expertise drawn from historians and other scholars, at different stages of their careers, from researchers with theoretical proficiency as well as practical experience from cultural heritage work, both within and outside of traditional cultural heritage institutions. The result, if not a comprehensive rendering, is a range of multifaceted insights into research on why and how cultural heritage can be both contested and (un)contested.

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Section: Early Secrecy Legislation -From Drunkards To Mental Health I...mentioning

confidence: 97%

Section: Early Secrecy Legislation -From Drunkards To Mental Health I...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The Early Organization and Digitization Of The Piz Archive: ...mentioning

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“…23, Kommittén Forum för Levande historia med Projekt Levande Historia, Ku 1999:9, RA. 32 Ibid. about the Holocaust.…”

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(Un)contested Heritage. Archives, Museums and Public spaces

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“…Nostalgia and senior citizens A senior individual is usually sentimental and heavily invested in the past (29;30) and a strong sense of nostalgia often dominates senior individuals' memories as they recall their past (31). Senior individuals tend to be more mortality salient (32) and when people are aware of the imminence and finality of death, they experience a sense of nostalgia that is an integral part of life review (33).…”

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Nostalgia: An Antecedent of Tourist Motivations in Senior Citizens

Hajra¹,

Aggarwal²

2022

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Nostalgia can be described as a poignant yearning for the bygone times and is a universally familiar as well as a collective phenomenon experienced by all and sundry. Nostalgia contributes significantly to the overall tourism experience and recently some researchers have theorized nostalgia as a push travel motive. Nostalgia has not been much explored in the arena of senior tourism except for few researchers who have studied nostalgia as a push factor for travel in senior tourists. Following the work of Prayag and Chiappa in 2021, nostalgia has not been treated as a travel motivation in this study. Since nostalgia itself has several motivational implications, this research work aims to explore its role as an antecedent of tourist motivations in senior citizens. The study provides a rather unexplored point of view for senior tourism marketers to design new marketing strategies that would take into account the nostalgic element in order to propel senior citizens to undertake travel activities.

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Bittersweet: Everyday Life and Nostalgia for the 1950s

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