S4 C1-C2 MEMORY COMMODIFIED: THE ART OF SELLING YESTERDAY

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innately human trait

A behavior or feeling natural to all people.

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to do sth for eons

To have done something for an extremely long time.

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to reign supreme

To dominate or be the most influential.

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to evoke a sense of déjà vu

To make someone feel like they’ve experienced something before.

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uptick in nostalgia marketing

An increase in throwback marketing.

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to seek mental reprieve

To look for an escape from stress or negativity.

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iterations of the past

Recycled versions of historical trends or styles.

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standout/prime/shining example

The most representative case.

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nostalgic yearning

A deep emotional longing for the past.

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to crave lightheartedness

To strongly desire fun, carefree experiences.

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surrounded by political unrest

Existing in a time of political instability.

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rising global tensions

Increasing international conflicts or stress.

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a brand anchored in the 80s

A brand whose identity is tied to the 1980s.

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longing for a sense of connectedness

A desire to feel united with others.

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to put your own spin on nostalgia

To reinterpret nostalgia in a unique way.

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to pay homage to sth

To show respect by referencing something iconic.

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ubiquitous

Appearing everywhere simultaneously.

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to tap into a trend

To cleverly leverage a trend for profit.

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pliable

Easily shaped or influenced.

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visual cues

Images or symbols that trigger specific associations.

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younger cohort

A demographic group defined by age (e.g., Gen Z).

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throwback marketing

Nostalgia marketing.

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a remedy for sth

A fix for something.

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to dial up authenticity

To intentionally emphasize genuine qualities.

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purchasing power

The financial influence of a consumer group.

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memorabilia

Collectible items tied to nostalgic value.

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to implant a memory

To make someone believe they remember something that never happened.

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product placement in the brain

Embedding brand associations into subconscious memory.

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virtues of the product

The marketed positive qualities of an item.

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high-imagery commercial

Ads using vivid visuals to create memorable mental pictures.

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slyly

Doing something in a secretive, clever, or manipulative way.

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to weave fictional experiences into our very real lives

To blur the line between media fantasies and personal memories.

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vigilant

Carefully watching to avoid being tricked or influenced.

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to recall a memory

To actively bring a past experience back into conscious thought.

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immutable impressions

Unchanging, deeply ingrained memories.

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part of the personal narrative

Memories that feel integral to someone’s self-identity.

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stimulus

A trigger that activates a memory or reaction.

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memories eroded by time

Recollections that fade or distort as years pass.

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vicarious nostalgia

Nostalgia experienced indirectly through others’ memories, media, or artifacts.

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to represent collective memories

To symbolize shared cultural experiences.

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to grant bygone time a manufactured appeal

To make the past seem artificially desirable.

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to speed into the abyss of the future

To rush toward an unknown or unstable tomorrow.

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in retrospect

When looking back at past events.

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to revel in sth

To take intense pleasure in something (often nostalgically).

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trinkets

Small, decorative objects of sentimental value.

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to provide unhindered access to sth

To remove barriers to experiencing something.

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to eliminate the scarcity of the past

To make the past feel endlessly available through mass reproduction or digital access.

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derivative

Unoriginal, copying something else without adding value.

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to hurtle into the uncertainty of the future

To move rapidly toward the unpredictable future.

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at an ever-accelerating rate

At an increasing speed.

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to pine for sth

To intensely long for something (often unattainable).

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in moderation

In controlled, balanced amounts.

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to take solace in the past

To find comfort in nostalgic memories.

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viable means of coping

Practical strategies to manage stress.

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to relish its brevity

To enjoy something precisely because it’s fleeting.

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unretrievable

Impossible to recover or recreate.

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a token of sth

A physical symbol or reminder of an idea or era.