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Generation X by Douglas Coupland.
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What started as a handbook to 1990s hip culture written by would-be sculptor Douglas Coupland ended up being a call to arms to a generation that, until he defined it, had gone unnamed, a generation he...
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Newcomer Coupland sheds light on an often overlooked segment of the population: "Gen...
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In the following review, Wright focuses on Coupland's portrayal of the twenty-something generation and use of language in Generation X.
Funny, colourful, and accessible, this is a blazing debut...
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Coupland has come out of nowhere with Generation X, a book enveloped in clouds of hype optimistically proclai...
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