Lost Generation

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The Lost Generation was a group of American writers who came of age during World War I and became known for their disillusioned, expatriate perspectives and influential modernist works in the 1920s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural generation
literary movement
activeInPeriod 1920s
interwar period
associatedPlace France
Left Bank of the Seine
surface form: Left Bank

London, England
surface form: London

Montparnasse
New York City
Paris
coinedBy Gertrude Stein
countryOfOrigin United States of America
emergedDuring World War I
hasCharacteristic alienation
disillusionment
expatriate perspective
modernism
postwar cynicism
hasMainActivity literature
hasNotableMember Archibald MacLeish
Djuna Barnes
E. E. Cummings
Ernest Hemingway
Ezra Pound
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Gertrude Stein
Hart Crane
John Dos Passos
John Steinbeck
Kay Boyle
Sherwood Anderson
T. S. Eliot
William Faulkner
hasNotableWork A Farewell to Arms
The Great Gatsby
The Sun Also Rises
The Waste Land
James Joyce's Ulysses
surface form: Ulysses
influenced 20th-century fiction
American literature
modernist literature
influencedByEvent World War I
influencedByMovement modernism
realism
influencedByPhilosophy existentialism
languageUsed English
popularizedBy Ernest Hemingway
typicalForm novel
poetry
short story
typicalTheme exile
hedonism
loss of faith in traditional values
moral ambiguity
psychological trauma of war
search for meaning

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American literature hasMovement Lost Generation
A Moveable Feast literaryMovement Lost Generation
Ernest Hemingway movement Lost Generation
F. Scott Fitzgerald movement Lost Generation
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Gertrude Stein memberOf Lost Generation
Hadley Richardson associatedWith Lost Generation
The Sun Also Rises literaryMovement Lost Generation
The Sun Also Rises theme Lost Generation
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Men Without Women literaryPeriod Lost Generation
A Farewell to Arms literaryMovement Lost Generation
In Our Time literaryPeriod Lost Generation
Owl Eyes literaryMovementOfWork Lost Generation
this entity surface form: Lost Generation literature
Djuna Barnes participantIn Lost Generation
this entity surface form: Lost Generation literary scene
Kay Boyle movement Lost Generation
West Egg literaryMovementContext Lost Generation
Tender Is the Night literaryMovement Lost Generation
Zelda Fitzgerald associatedWith Lost Generation
Pauline Pfeiffer associatedWith Lost Generation
The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas depicts Lost Generation
this entity surface form: writers of the Lost Generation
The Paris Wife subject Lost Generation
Jake Barnes literaryMovement Lost Generation
Jake Barnes associatedWith Lost Generation
Lady Brett Ashley literaryPeriod Lost Generation
Robert Cohn associatedWithTheme Lost Generation
Robert Cohn literaryMovementContext Lost Generation
this entity surface form: Lost Generation literature
Mike Campbell memberOf Lost Generation
Bill Gorton associatedWithTheme Lost Generation
this entity surface form: the Lost Generation
Frederic Henry literaryMovement Lost Generation
Rinaldi literaryMovement Lost Generation
Indian Camp literaryMovement Lost Generation
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The Sun Also Rises (1957 film) portrays Lost Generation
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Tommy Barban literaryPeriodOfWorkAppearsIn Lost Generation
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Mary North literaryMovementOfCreator Lost Generation
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