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The three generations in the novel are thus collectively conditioned to profess their conflicting attitudes toward the other generations—the more significant the gap, the harsher the intergenerational clash. Traits

Table 2 The three generations in the novel are thus collectively conditioned to profess their conflicting attitudes toward the other generations—the more significant the gap, the harsher the intergenerational clash. Traits

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The period presented in the novel, through representatives such as Ono himself, his daughters, and his grandson, spans at least four generational cohorts, known as mentioned below (Pilcher 481-495):
The period presented in the novel, through representatives such as Ono himself, his daughters, and his grandson, spans at least four generational cohorts, known as mentioned below (Pilcher 481-495):
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