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Lost Generation, the

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Lost Generation, the

Disillusioned US literary generation of the 1920s, members of which went to live in Paris. The phrase is attributed to the writer Gertrude Stein in Ernest Hemingway's early novel of 1920s Paris, ‘Fiesta’ (The Sun Also Rises) (1927).



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Randolph Bourne, the Young Intellectuals, the Lost Generation, The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, Students for a Democratic Society, Abbie Hoffman, the Yippies, and Generation X all were enfolded within a discourse that constituted them as units and framed their activity in relation to both tradition and creativity.
Obedient Sons: The Discourse of Youth and Generations in American ... by Spady, James O'Neil / Journal of Social History
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