Nostalgia

With access to seemingly unlimited social archives, young people still understand nostalgia. It might just be a bit different from their parents' version.

New research offers leftists a clever way to appeal to those on the right.

From ironic nostalgia to festive simulation.

The Internet may make old products instantly and easily accessible, but it can't return us to the time period in which we enjoyed them.

New research finds nostalgic longing opens us up and produces more imaginative writing.

The nostalgic dreams this timely film rouses can provide an antidote against the next foreseeable bout of “Ukraine fatigue.”

More than just a set of plastic bricks, Lego has positioned itself as the perfect toy brand by working to inspire nostalgia, creativity, and wonder. And the hottest film of the year to-date is a celebration of that.

New research suggests that, thanks to the memories it evokes, we particularly love the music of our early adulthood—and our parents’.