In each culture period definition, and especially in that characters representing an age group, remained through the last century -no one could say even today- a legitimated notion of generation. That notion refers to narratives linking subjects of discourse to textual historical conditions, received both from a shared will of future transformation and a tragic sense of its impossibility. Today, this type of asserts is in opposition with our age's need of delaying display of its narratives. The ethical frame of "generation" discourse must be articulated now with an acknowledgment of its aesthetics aspects, in a time when ideological approaches do not exclude its stylistic component.
