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    The document is a homework assignment from an Algerian university's English department. It asks 5th year students to read about the Lost Generation of American writers and answer questions imagining what a Lost Generation of Algerian writers might look like. Specifically, it asks them to identify what century/decade Algerians could be considered lost, what would make them feel lost, what their destination country would be instead of Paris, and what themes their writers would address. Students must submit typed, double-spaced answers of no more than two pages by September 7th via email. Plagiarized work will receive a zero.

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    Am-Lit S2 Homework For The Exam Mark: Submission Deadline: Sept. 7 at Midnight

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    ‫الجمهورية الجزائرية الديمقراطية الشعبية‬

    People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria


    ‫وزارة التعليـــــــــم العالـــــي و البحـــث العلمــــي‬
    Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research

    Teachers’ College in Laghouat ‫المدرســــة العلــــيا لألساتـذةـ باألغــــــواط‬


    Department of English ‫قسم اللغة األنجليزية‬

    Level: 5th year Teacher: Miss. Korichi

    Am-Lit S2 Homework for the Exam Mark


    Submission Deadline: Sept. 7th at midnight.
    Form: Typed answers (Times Roman 12/double space/No more than two pages)
    Email: wassila.korichi@gmail.com
    NB: Your answers will be scanned, so any plagiarized work will get a 0.
    Read the first two pages of Lesson 3: The Lost Generation, Hemingway and the Iceberg Theory.
    You can also do online research to know more about the lost generation and answer the following
    question:
    The Lost Generation writers were referred to as such for certain reasons. They left the U.S.
    and chose Paris as their destination. If the Lost Generation was a term that describes Algerian
    people instead of Americans, which century or decade would they live in? What would make them
    feel lost? What would their destination be? And what would their writers write about? Answer in
    the form of a short essay with justifications.
    Good luck.

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