Bitten.
The article intertwines a personal account of a troubled family pet with reflections on the Trump presidency and the COVID-19 era, using the dog's life and behavior as a lens for political anxiety, moral reckoning and domestic unease. Topics include personal trauma and family life during political u...
| Publicado en: | Western Humanities Review Vol. 76; no. 2; pp. 71 - 76 |
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Western Humanities Review
Summer2025
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| Sumario: | The article intertwines a personal account of a troubled family pet with reflections on the Trump presidency and the COVID-19 era, using the dog's life and behavior as a lens for political anxiety, moral reckoning and domestic unease. Topics include personal trauma and family life during political upheaval, the psychological and social toll of the Trump presidency and pandemic, and metaphorical storytelling that links private experience with national crisis. |
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