‘LOST GENERATION’ IN AMERICAN LITERATURE
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Rosberg, Brook, Edward Thomas, Wilfred Owen, and Masley's artists.Abstract
The term refers to the generation of young men who came of age during the First World War. Authors William Strauss and Neil Howe define the Lost Generation as those born between 1883 and 1900. and the Roaring Twenties. In Europe, they are often called the "generation of 1914", the year of the beginning of the First World War. In France, they were sometimes called feet, "(gun) fire." In the UK, this term was first used for the dead and often implicitly reported to high victims, and they felt proportional to the country and plundered the country's future elite. Many people felt that "the flower of young people and the best manhood of people" for example, the poets of Isaac Rosberg, Brook, Edward Thomas, Wilfred Owen, and Masley's artists.
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