World Cup Brought Back a Missing Feeling
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José Abadi, psychoanalyst, explained why the end of the World Cup 2026 generates a sense of emptiness similar to a duel
From June 11th to July 19th, the audience was absorbed by the same spectacle.For 82% of the people it was “very important” that Argentina win the World Cup.And they express in various ways the uncomfortable reality that the World Cup is over.
A study by the Observatory of Applied Social Psychology of the UBA dimensioned the impact of the end of the sports competition and revealed that the Argentine National Team greatly surpasses the interest in local clubs. After 39 days of intense football passion initiated on 11 June, Argentine society goes through a sudden feeling of “orphany” and collective emptiness after the end of the 2026 World Cup. The defeat in the extra time against Spain…
After several weeks of parties, expectations, meetings and intense emotions, the closing of the World Cup 2026 can generate in many fans a feeling of emptiness, sadness or discouragement in the face of the abrupt interruption of a routine marked by football. The World Cup usually occupies a place that exceeds the sports: it organizes schedules, family and social meetings, daily conversations and a collective expectation that is maintained throug…
Buenos Aires, 20 July (NA) -- During a World Cup, football occupies a place that goes well beyond the ninety minutes of play and the games modify routines, organize family and social meetings, go through daily conversations and generate a shared expectation that is held for several weeks. For many fans, especially in countries like Argentina where the Selection awakens a strong emotional identification, the competition is lived with an intensity…
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