An allusion in “Inventing My Parents” by Susan Ludvigson is
when she say “Sinclair Lewis’s name comes up, and Kay Boyle’s, and then
Fitzgerald’s.” All these writers wrote about activists after World War One.
They were dissatisfied with the state America was after the war; they discussed
and commented on politics in their writing. The characters in the poem talk
about the war but don’t really discuss the negative effects that it brought to
our country, they just mentioned it. The allusion in the poem comments on the lost
generation, such as the characters, and how the war changed our cultures’ mind
set.
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