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We further develop the methodological tools ‘sediments of experience’, ‘layer of experience’, and ‘scene of experience’. For the analysis of cultural legitimation, we introduce ‘scripts’ and ‘narratives’, contributing to the ongoing discussion on the normative and narrative aspects of experience.3/3

We expand on our earlier social history-based approach to experiences by incorporating cultural legitimation into our theoretical framework. We explore the dynamics of change through cultural tradition, present experiences, and future expectations. 2/3

We are thrilled to share the culmination of our hard work and collaboration. Dive into the latest research and insights in experiences and cultural history, now freely accessible to all! 5/5

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Later, we asked Pertti Haapala to join the guest editor team to continue our fruitful cooperation that we started in the Experiencing Society book (2023). 4/5

Despite this challenge, the conference turned out to be a success. Following our presentation, Chris Forth, the editor-in-chief of Cultural History, reached out to us and invited us to edit a Special Issue. 3/5

This Special Issue has a unique origin story. Back in August 2022, Minna Harjula and I attended a ISCH conference in Verona. Just before our presentation, I caught COVID-19, which forced us to present from our hotel rooms—Minna via her phone and me via my laptop. 2/5