“- Boy, Mr. Caxton, boy! – My father was immersed in reading. Boy! he repeated with visible embarrassment, looking up. - What is a boy? With such a question, the father did not at all think of starting a philosophical study, and demanding from the illiterate woman who burst into his office a solution to the psychological and physiological problem that still complicates the learned sages: “what is” - Take the first dictionary, and he will tell you that a boy is a man-child…that is, the youthful male branch of a person. Anyone who wants to embark on research and scientifically find out what a boy is must first determine what a person is...”