Cultural heritage is increasingly used as a political force to achieve societal goals. This specifically noticeable in the rhetoric of right-wing nationalist parties Europe. and ‘politics past’ have become key tools explicit agendas politicians are using cultural attract disenchanted voters. But how constructed through these processes? The aim this paper explore constructions uses within Swedis...

The performance of cover songs in popular music has long been a subject critical discussion and debate due to the artistic, social, cultural, commercial issues that covers raise. In non-Western societies, most covered by artists are Anglo-American, situation which implicitly privileges Western reinforces both “west rest” trope cultural imperialism thesis. Taking American amateur their online vi...

Based on his observations in Japanese clinical settings, Fujinawa (1972) conceptualized egorrhea syndrome, which includes symptoms such as erythrophobia, fear of eye-to-eye confrontation, olfactory reference syndrome, delusions of soliloquy, delusions of sleep talking, and thought broadcasting. The key feature of this syndrome is self-leakage, a perceived sense that one's personal internal info...

This research compared the experiences and consequences of hurt feelings and anger in 3 retrospective studies (Studies 1a, 1b, and 2), a dyadic daily diary study (Study 3), and a dyadic behavioral observation study (Study 4). Although victims felt both hurt and angry in response to perpetrators' behaviors that signaled relational devaluation (Studies 1-4), hurt and anger differed in terms of vi...

Music is an important component of the human experience. The use of music in culture has been a documented feature of the history of civilizations. Types of music have been uniquely associated with distinct feelings, experiences, and social interactions. Cultures have incorporated music into the educational process, religious and tribal rituals, and patriotic expressions. Music conveys features...

Starting from some considerations about the text 'Feelings in Literature' by Johansen (2010), this article discusses the topic of emotions from the standpoint of moral psychology, namely the relationship between emotions and the conduct of our moral life. From this assumption, we will argue that literature, as an exercise of imagination, helps us understand and evaluate our own emotions, what i...