juveniliathe
Juveniliathe is a literary and cinematic genre that emerged in late nineteenth‑century France and has since influenced several European artistic traditions. The term, derived from Latin juvenilia and the Greek suffix –the, denotes works whose primary focus is the inner life, social environment, and coming‑of‑age experiences of adolescents. Unlike realistic portrayals of adult society, juveniliathe places the adolescent’s perception at the centre of narrative meaning, employing a lyrical, often idealised style.
The genre reached its formative phase in the Belle Époque, when writers such as Pierre Decourcelle and
The thematic core of juveniliathe consistently revolves around identity construction, peer relationships, and the tension between
In contemporary contexts, juveniliathe has influenced youth‑oriented television series and young‑adult novels, continuing to provide a