Summary essay

Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture A story, Generation X, people who were born in the late sixties/early seventies, represent much of the attitudes towards the world today. <Tab/>Many of the experiences and definitions are around everyday life. It does seem like no one ever questions what would happen if everyone just stopped working, it is just unthought-of. People are so possession crazy they just do not stop …

…MTV, called The Real World, because they all take a 'break' from their lives. I still do not know what Dag means when he says he "is a lesbian trapped in side a man's body." Why does Andy's family never want to listen to his philosophical views and silent yearn for help to try to find true meaning? I would recommend this book to anyone who is intellectually philosophically curious. <Tab/>