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Why were prominent American writers of the 1920s called the “lost generation”?

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The Lost Generation was a term first used by Gertrude Stain and later popularized by Ernest Hemingway as it refers to writers who had troubles adjusting to the world after all the horrors they witnessed in the World War I. They abandoned the traditional values of the time and wanted to find their own. One of the prominent writers of the Lost Generation was Ernest Hemingway.

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