lost generation

It was as if there was an entire lost generation, a hole in the transmission of knowledge.

"Hundreds of companies are never going to see the light of day, " said Mr Richard. "It is potentially a lost generation of companies. "

A passionate record of a lost generation, it made Brittain one of the best-loved writers of her time.

s is not the lost generation. We have our dreams . We fight for it. Only that we have been mixed-up about life sometimes.

The Great Gatsby is the representative work of F. Scott Fitzgerald, one of the most famous American novelists of "The Lost Generation" .

Notwithstanding their present political disenfranchisement, post-Soviet Russians will not be a "lost generation. "

This lost generation, he said, is now reaching the 35-44 peak age range for consumption.

Speaking to Ernest Hemingway, she said, "you are all a lost generation. "

Some of my fellow students label ourselves as "lost generation" , "unconcerned generation" or "angry young men" .

But employers are hiring older, experienced workers rather than young unemployed people, adding to fears for a "lost generation" .

I have seen the difference in the eyes of those born of that lost generation- an emptiness; a harshness; a coldness.

Amid headlines about a "lost generation" , voter support for deficit reduction may be tested, suggests the minister.

"I call them the lost generation, " he said.

By analyzing Hemingway's life experience and works, the writing attempts to reveal the essence and significance of the Lost Generation.

She writes about British spinsters, in particular about the ones that would have married the "lost generation" of the first world war.

At the human level, complex interests may undermine reform. Take Spain's lost generation of unemployed youths.

That would be tragic: Britain can ill-afford another lost generation.

Gu Ling in 2003 by the publication of why they became a wandering soul --- "The Sun Also Rises, " "Lost Generation" perspective.

The "Lost Generation" is a term coined by author and poet Gertrude Stein to characterize a group of American writers.

Hemingway is "lost generation" of literature outstanding representative.

"A farewell to arms" the novel reflects the "lost generation" of the youth ideological characteristics.

It was the time of the Lost Generation when writers, painters, musicians and composers went to Paris to work and make names for themselves.

He begins with Hemingway 's quotation of "lost generation" and then explores other references throughout recent history.

Before long the Lost Generation had their territory staked out, and the young aspirants in letters and the arts follow it to this day.

The literature of the lost generation embodies great tragedy consciousness.

The Great Recession gave birth to a lost generation across the world, where youth unemployment rates stretch into the 20s, 30s and even 40s.

A lost generation of planets may now be no more than a whiff of pollution in the atmospheres of their dead parent stars.

Ernest Hemingway is the representative of the lost generation.

You've taken the greatest generation, the lost generation.

Directors can't get enough of this poster boy for Japan's lost generation.

Ernest Hemingway, the Spokesman of the "Lost Generation"

Will not be silent generation is a lost generation.

The Lost Generation chased Hemingway and Gertrude Stein to Paris.

The result in Italy, says Mr Boeri, is a "lost generation" of workers with limited skills.

Ms Elder said countries including the UK run the risk of generating a "lost generation" of people who are shut out from the labour market.

Take Spain's lost generation of unemployed youths.

This is the first novel Hemingway, this be "lost generation" and pioneered by the unique style of Hemingway's style.

In brief, Hemingway is not only the spokesman of the Lost Generation, but also a famous writer with philosophical thought.

Talk of a "lost generation" was common 30 years ago too.

Take Spain's lost generation of unemployed youths. Many of them live with their parents, notes a Spanish economist.

Pity the Lost Generation.

And they are the lost generation, believe me, not you.

It's a lost generation.

This is also a book about the lost generation.

The result is we are creating a "Lost Generation" of young people who cannot get a job or a place at university.

The danger is that we have a lost generation.

As the oldest man in the world, and one of five survivors of World War One, his legacy will be the memories he shared of a lost generation

Or they drop out, as did many in Japan's first "lost generation" a decade ago.

An Earnest Explorer Among the "Lost Generation" --Views on Spirit of Tragedy in Hemingway's Novels

I can change the world and I refuse to believe that I am part of a lost generation

Reasons for the Self-Expatriation of the "Lost Generation" Writers: A Reconsideration

Freud's Psychoanalysis and its Influence on American "Lost Generation" Writers

Multianalysis of "the Lost Generation" in The Sun Also Rises

The relation Between the Lost Generation and Ernest Hemingway

The scandal of the Lost Generation