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importantly the characters. Psychoanalysis will allow us to explain every word, phrase, and sentence the character says, every one of their motives, and every one of their achievements can be traced back to their depths of their unconscious. In my extended essay, I will look act the role fear plays in causing the characters to act and think in certain ways, identify the motivations and drives behind the characters, and examine the Oedipal triangles and other Freudian concepts... ... middle of paper ...
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writers called the Lost Generation who had experienced the war and the life after and did an amazing job with giving the deep information about their time. This work deals with the characteristics of the Lost Generation’s works. In the first part of my essay I am going to describe the postwar period’s time. In the second part I will tell you who the lost generation was. In addition I will describe a life and topics of authors whose text I selected. Next, in the third part I will emphasize the characteristic
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