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“...Although it may be obvious to seniors, it is important for my contemporary predisposition and developmental awareness to distinguish between these two dramatically different social orientations. In the case of your generation there is the appearance of it having been a population born out of, nurtured in, and embraced by a larger social context. But you were, it then appears, forced to de-emphasize or renounce parts of that social context as a necessary and remedial expedient toward maintaining peaceful foreign/domestic relations – all inflammatory or contentious identification with culturally sequential heritage was suspended. My generation, however, was born directly into this measure of what could be called a ‘larger social renunciation’...”
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