[ SECRET POST #3545 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3545 ⌋

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Comments

[grausam]

that's interesting. I only know "lost" generation in the sense of a generation lost to war, because they died/served in it.

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Nayrt

I've only heard it used to mean the generation of F. Scott Fitzgerald and others who became adults around the time of WWI, although I feel like I've also heard it applied to people too old to be baby boomers and too young to have fought in WWII.

[philippos42]

The North American cohort born between roughly 1925 - 1945 are called the "Silent" Generation. I think they're considered sort of an oddball generation in generational social theory.