| Constructed | Nostalgia | for Rock’s Golden Age |
| AccueilTous les numéros11 : 1Rock & chansonConstructed | Nostalgia | for |
| Constructed | Nostalgia | for Rock’s Golden Age |
| neo- | nostalgia | (Jameson) and similar postmodern terms |
| are the structural determinants. Neo- | nostalgia | for |
| homesickness). | Nostalgia | for a construction, fabricated for |
| memory / | nostalgia | / retro, music / recording industry, mainstream |
| Constructed | Nostalgia | |
| Commodification of | Nostalgia | |
| it used to be while | nostalgia | , especially |
| nostalgia | about rock music, has changed |
| cultural nostalgia. Both | nostalgia | and rock have had their |
| The relationship between | nostalgia | and rock has flipped – originally |
| nostalgia | was often influenced by rock |
| by | nostalgia | ’s new incarnation. The following |
| conjunction of rock and | nostalgia | in terms of a general |
| Constructed | Nostalgia | |
| underlined. On the other hand, | nostalgia | is something |
| The oldest form of | nostalgia | , first documented in those who |
| and bitter feeling that characterizes | nostalgia | |
| the 17^th century, such | nostalgia | was understood |
| pre-industrial denotation of | nostalgia | as a desire to return |
| for some, the object of | nostalgia | is a place, but, less |
| 95). Rousseau and Kant comprehend | nostalgia | as it |
| 14The third incarnation of | nostalgia | is the meaning that characterizes |
| over its present. Whereas originary | nostalgia | was directed toward a |
| modern | nostalgia | refers to an individualized experienced |
| no longer be recovered, contemporary | nostalgia | is a construct of the |
| nostalgia | |
| 15Contemporary | nostalgia | is neither for everyone’s |
| construction. It is constructed | nostalgia | that the students who would |
| contemporary | nostalgia | is self-referential: the individual |
| Frederic Jameson’s discussion of | nostalgia | in |
| Jameson’s notion of “neo- | nostalgia | ” as |
| process of selection and simplification, | nostalgia | |
| 17Aestheticized | nostalgia | for past rock lacks seriousness |
| similar to originary | nostalgia | ), but also as the survival |
| That aestheticized | nostalgia | should have come to be |
| Commodification of | Nostalgia | |
| neo- | nostalgia | ? There are two major structural |
| constructed | nostalgia | . The major one is economic |
| would instigate neo- | nostalgia | |
| s past that breeds neo- | nostalgia | . These hypesters of the canon |
| nostalgia | -inducing imaginary. The innumerable TV |
| franchises. These simulations foster neo- | nostalgia | |
| game that also commodifies | nostalgia | ” (Hodson, 2012: 81 |
| 37For Jameson, neo- | nostalgia | is a matter of substituting |
| time in the past. Neo- | nostalgia | takes that |
| second structural foundation for constructed | nostalgia | |
| sign”, creating a sense of | nostalgia | , in |
| the last generation before neo- | nostalgia | buried new musical |
| is bound up with neo- | nostalgia | |
| 51 Neo- | nostalgia | — Frederic Jameson’s precise contribution |
| neo) | nostalgia | |
| 53Neo- | nostalgia | for rock’s past is |
| Commodification of | Nostalgia | ”, Loading… The Journal of the |
| J. (1688), Dissertatio Medica de | Nostalgia | , Bâle, J. Bertsch |
| E. (2006), “The Modalities of | Nostalgia | |
| J. (1966), “The Idea of | Nostalgia | ”, trans. W.S. Kemp |
| Deena Weinstein, « Constructed | Nostalgia | for Rock’s Golden Age |
| Deena Weinstein, « Constructed | Nostalgia | for Rock’s Golden Age |