It does this both figuratively (by rekindling interest in it) and literally, by organising concerts, releasing records, distributing those releases and other merchandise.
At least four assumptions stand in the background of this rekindling of hope.
Human solidarity and interconnection has, for example, increasingly been accompanied by rekindling of the forces of local identities and religious extremism.
In this way, funds for pre-electoral spending were provided without rekindling inflation, at the same time as key political allies were channelled covert rewards for their continuing support.
The situation in the south-east is also rekindling a nationalism that is clearly and sometimes violently opposed to democratic aspirations.
A referendum on this issue could be the turning point, giving back to the people their involvement and rekindling their trust.
There is no feeling anywhere; indeed, one can almost say there is an obvious yearning to avoid rekindling the controversial fires of 1902.
I understand the fears of rekindling inflation and all the rest of it.
