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  • ISBN-13: 9781003364924
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  • Formaat: 578 pages, 5 Tables, black and white; 2 Line drawings, black and white; 11 Halftones, black and white; 13 Illustrations, black and white
  • Ilmumisaeg: 21-Aug-2024
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-13: 9781003364924

The Routledge Handbook of Nostalgia serves as a guide to the complex and often contradictory concept of nostalgia, as well as the field of “nostalgia studies” more broadly.



The Routledge Handbook of Nostalgia serves as a guide to the complex and often contradictory concept of nostalgia, as well as the field of “nostalgia studies” more broadly.

Nostalgia is an area of intense interest across several disciplines as well as within society and culture more generally. This handbook brings together an international, interdisciplinary team of researchers to survey the current landscape and identify common trends, achievements and gaps in existing literature. Comprising forty-five chapters, the volume covers the following topics:

  • Disciplinary perspectives of nostalgias including philosophy, history, literature, and psychology.
  • Conceptual aspects of nostalgia including homesickness, temporality, affectivity, and memory.
  • Historical and political dimensions such as afro-nostalgia, populism, feminism, and queer nostalgia.
  • Spatial and material aspects of nostalgia including ruins, regionalism, and objects.
  • Media related nostalgia such as analogue and digital nostalgia, reboots, revivals, gaming, and graphic novels.

Essential reading for students and researchers working in nostalgia studies, this book will also be beneficial to related disciplines such as philosophy, anthropology, geography, history and literature; cultural, media, heritage, museum and film studies courses; and more generally for readers interested in how the past is represented and used in the present.

1. Introduction Part One: Disciplines 2. Philosophy and Nostalgia
3. Sociology and Nostalgia
4. History and Nostalgia
5. Psychology and Nostalgia 6. Literature and Nostalgia 7. Semiotics and Nostalgia
8. Music and Nostalgia
9. Heritage Studies and Nostalgia
10. Media Studies and Nostalgia Part Two: Concepts 11. The Metaphysics of Nostalgia
12. Nostalgia and Homesickness
13. Nostalgia and Time
14. Nostalgia and Affect
15. Nostalgia and Wellbeing
16. Nostalgia and Autobiographical Memory
17. Nostalgia and Childhood
18. Nostalgia, Ageing and Older Way
19. Hauntology
20. Anthropocene Nostalgia
21. Solastalgia Part Three: History and Politics 22. Medieval Nostalgia
23. Indigenous Nostalgia
24. Afro-Nostalgia
25. White Supremacy and Nostalgia
26. Nostalgia and Populism
27. Post-Yugoslav Nostalgias
28. Industrial Nostalgia and Working-Class Identity
29. Nostalgia and Feminism
30. Queer Nostalgia
31. Nostalgia Toward the Future Part Four: Spaces, Materiality and Practices 32. Topology of Nostalgia
33. Nostalgia and Regionalism
34. Old South Plantation Nostalgia
35. Nostalgia and Ruins
36. Appliance Nostalgia
37. Wistful Objects
38. Keepsakes Part Five: Media and Genre 39. Analogue Nostalgia
40. Digital Nostalgias
41. The Functions of Contemporary Mediated Nostalgia
42. Reboots and Revivals
43. Diasporic Nostalgia in Indian Cinema
44. Retro Gaming
45. Nostalgia in Comics and Graphic Novels

Tobias Becker is a Visiting Professor of Modern History at Freie Universität Berlin. He has published widely on the history of popular culture and nostalgia. His most recent books include Popular Culture in Western Europe since 1800: A Students Guide (2023) and Yesterday: A New History of Nostalgia (2023).

Dylan Trigg is an Austrian Science Fund Senior Researcher in the Department of Philosophy, University of Vienna. He works on phenomenology, aesthetics, and the philosophy of emotion. Recent books include Topophobia: a Phenomenology of Anxiety (2016) and the edited collection Atmospheres and Shared Emotions (2022).