Olfactory opposition of “one’s own — another’s” in the context of the war
... stigma.” It is concluded that in wartime conditions, the olfactory images of “one’s own” and “the other” are created through social, ethnocultural, and ideological comparisons; as a result, olfactory impressions reflect mental impressions.
“one’s own — the other’s”, smell, olfactory, war, Auschwitz concentration camp
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10.5922/vestnikpsy-2025-4-3
