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Can someone explain this qoutation please "Adolescence is a plaque on the scases"​
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Can someone explain this qoutation please "Adolescence is a plaque on the scases"​

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Adolescence is a traditional phrase of development and Camus' plague is also a metaphor for the force of what Dr Rieux calls “abstraction” in our lives:
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