| Owen Massey McKnight ( @ 2003-10-13 15:45:00 |
The modern disease
I am cataloguing a nineteenth-century dissertation which claims - like the chestnut about determining the weight of the human soul with the aid of a dying man and some very accurate scales - that nostalgia has clinically observable consequences. I don't have anything to say; I'm simply pleased with the phrase 'The pathology of nostalgia'.
I am cataloguing a nineteenth-century dissertation which claims - like the chestnut about determining the weight of the human soul with the aid of a dying man and some very accurate scales - that nostalgia has clinically observable consequences. I don't have anything to say; I'm simply pleased with the phrase 'The pathology of nostalgia'.