Saudade– a Key Portuguese Emotion

Emotion Review 4 (2):203-211 (2012)
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I analyze the linguistic picture of the Portuguese emotion saudade, roughly “nostalgia,” in an attempt to show its cultural significance and contradict the view that nostalgia is a marginal feeling, deprived of any practical function.

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