Like most artists who are perceived as the voice of a generation, Mr. Hughes did not belong to the generation in question.
The generation in question is the one before the fertility fall really begins to bite, which in Europe and America was the baby-boom generation that is just retiring, and in China and East Asia the generation now reaching adulthood.
The generation in question came along in the nineteen-nineties, when Hollywood gave itself a shot of energy with a new group of independent filmmakers, including Spike Lee, Steven Soderbergh, Quentin Tarantino, Gus Van Sant, Richard Linklater, Wes Anderson, Paul Thomas Anderson, Sofia Coppola, David Fincher, and Todd Haynes.
As a member of this generation in question, I not only want to offer a rebuttal to Warner's heavy-handed assumptions, but I also have to assert that our purportedly lofty sense of optimism and confidence is not so different from that of our elders.
John Brandte Deerfield, N.H., March 9, 2009 To the Editor: Re "Generation OMG" (Week in Review, March 8): As an 18-year-old member of the generation in question, I find it hard to fathom that a majority of my peers will grow up to become "docile notetakers," byproducts of our "neuroses" or benign careerists content to "marry younger" and "be satisfied with stable but less exciting jobs".
NEW YORK -- Time magazine's May 20 cover story "The Me Me Me Generation," describing millennials as entitled, lazy and narcissistic, left some members of the generation in question understandably perturbed.
The two major source rocks are the Agbada and Akata formations, their contributions to hydrocarbon generation have been in question with respect to their structural history (structural evolution over time), and maturity history.
Despite the fact that the benefits of student question generation are well documented, most students do not take part in question generation exercises during their formal schooling and are not accustomed to authoring questions.
The individuals who survive from Generation 1 reproduce to produce Generation 2. (C) Because the trait in question is heritable, this second generation will (mostly) resemble the parent generation.
After having initial reservations about how the overall bill would drive the nation's debt higher, he said he now believes that the legislation marks a "once-in-a-generation opportunity". The provision in question was added as House and Senate leaders tried to reconcile their respective plans to change the tax system.
It described the approach while illustrating question generation in a discussion topic about production of nuclear energy and empirically studied whether questions in topics of energy and economy generated by human experts and a computer system were understandable, relevant to given topics, and useful for supporting students.
