Review of the book Prints da adolescência

Abstract

During World War I, there was a strip of land on the battlefield situated between enemy trenches known as "no man’s land." It was an "in-between" space, not clearly controlled by either side—dangerous and unstable, where moving about entailed extreme risk and no protection was guaranteed. Something of this nature also arises on a subjective level when inhabiting the transitional zone of adolescence. [...]