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    review of the five consequent generations and their stereotypical labels shows interesting results. In the media, Generation Y, aka Generation Me, (born 1975-1995) is known as “a group of spoiled brats” (Kitt 2013, p. 73). Arguably, technology helped shape these people into a society of connection, impatient and ambitious. However, this generation is also highly educated and ethnically diverse, which is a good thing. In contrast, the Greatest Generation, aka G.I. Generation (1901-1925) is now…

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    , so that it is not something that is impossible to earn and something that is not just handed out. The millennial generation is always handed a participation award for everything they do. Therefore, the award has no meaning and no worth to it. From my personal experience I played a lot of sports growing up and I would always start in every sport or worked my hardest to get the starting spot. Although, at the end of the year I would get the same award as everyone else who showed up to play. The…

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    Dr. David Pichaske English 151 Story's of Generations Has the thought crossed your mind as to why these distinctions between generations are used? Maybe they feel that labels are meant to be used to describe what type of people we are? Could it be from the actions of that group? Similar to what nicknames that are give out by upperclassmen to freshman or cliches that constantly gather like penguins in the Arctic. There are currently four types of generation names still being used to describe…

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    Are Millennials productive and hardworking? Does the Generation Gap negatively affect how Baby Boomers see Millennials and vice versa? Has technology made young Americans lazier, more narcissistic and less intelligent than generations past? The debate about generations has probably been going on since generations have existed. Older people have looked with disdain at young people since the beginning of time, so why is this? Different experiences, traditions, opinions, work requirements and…

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    Members of the Lost Generation are known for being apathetic expatriates who go against traditional relationships, religion, and gender stereotypes. Since this generation is uncertain for their future, they don’t trust their political leaders and use alcohol to escape their reality. Generation Z is quite similar to the Lost Generation. Various people have argued that my generation is the next Lost Generation due to the indistinguishable qualities they share. Within the first chapter of The Sun…

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    Millennials are the laziest generation. This statement is a commonly used stereotype that gets thrown around by those whom were born prior to the Millennial generation. When did Millennials become known as the laziest generation? In this paper I will investigate the stereotype that Millennials are the laziest generation, by specifically examining the origin of this stereotype, the impact it has on identity, perceptions of others, social relations, and social institutions; as well as testimonies…

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    entitled, and narcissistic, I’ve definitely had lazy days before, but I also don’t think that that means my entire generation can be viewed as lazy. Many baby boomers and generation X’ers roll their eyes at this fresh generation, I don’t necessarily think that’s fair. I can’t do a lot of things that older generations can do, but I can also do a lot more, and it’s ridiculous for other generations to think that I am somehow incompetent, because I don’t do things the same way. I’m writing this as…

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    Levi Asher characterized the Beat Generation as one of extremes, from their childhood environment, their rejection of society and its norms, to the style in which they lived. Asher begins with an article that appeared in The New York Times Magazine by John Clellon Holmes, where he attempted to provide some explanation of why this generation was behaving the way it was, he said, “Ever since they were old enough to imagine a future, it has been in jeopardy”. Growing up between two world wars and…

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    As opposed to generation z who grew up with their parents living with the uncertainty of employment, foreclosure, and an overall financially conscious lifestyle that the millennials were not used to. With that said research has discovered that generation z in the workforce is very conscious of not making mistakes and doing a good job to ensure their future career. Millennials on the other hand still think society and their job owes them. Not all is lost, though, both generations have brought a…

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    known as "The Lost Generation." The phrase "The Lost Generation" relates to a group of young writes and their World War One counter parts. They were known for volunteering or serving in World War One,all of them going to the top schools in the country, and all of them being a writer, poet, or novelist during the 1920s. In this group were Ernest Hemingway, Gertrude Stein, and John Dos Passos. Some of the most well known and still to this day famous people from "The Lost Generation." The…

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