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我们为什么有怀旧情结？
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Clay Routledge |
TED-Ed
• November 2016
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怀旧情结一度被认为是特定人群所患的一种疾病。如今，在世界各个角落的人们宣称他们体会并享受怀旧情结。但是怀旧情结是怎样作用的？它是否健康呢？克莱·劳特利奇详细讲述了从十七世纪末“怀旧情结”这个术语第一次出现以来，我们对它的认知是怎样发生变化的。
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