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Adolescence

By Stephen Paget

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

During a period of immense change, young individuals grapple with newfound desires and moral questions, requiring guidance and honest discourse to navigate the path to adulthood.

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2022-02-26
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"Adolescence" by Stephen Paget is a book that explores the crucial teenage years, focusing on how awareness of sex and the growth of morals shape young people. Written as a lecture series for Oxford University students in 1917, the book looks at the difficulties of helping teenagers through this major time of change, highlighting the importance of clear and open talks about sex and God. Paget believes that parents and teachers should speak honestly with adolescents about these significant topics, understanding they are key areas of interest and confusion. He warns against avoiding or being unclear about sex education, pushing for children to be properly informed and ready for these changes. The book combines the physical changes of adolescence with the need for spiritual direction, suggesting that having both reliable knowledge and strong moral beliefs can assist teenagers avoid the risks and temptations of early adulthood and argues for mindful, truthful discussions. The author focuses on understanding each child's individual personality and requirements.

About the Author

Stephen Paget was an English surgeon and pro-vivisection campaigner. On the basis of the works of Fuchs, he proposed the "seed and soil" theory of metastasis, which claims the distribution of cancers are not coincidental. He was the son of the distinguished surgeon and pathologist Sir James Paget.

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