Downloads: 2
Iraq | Humanities | Volume 10 Issue 9, September 2021 | Pages: 1114 - 1115
Emotional Violence in John Updike's Terrorist
Abstract: Globally, thousands if not millions of people are victims of violence and abuse of variable types. Studies have stated that physical violence and sexual violence are the most dangerous kinds of violence because of their consequences on the health in general and the psychological state in particular. Recent evidences have showed that the emotional violence may also be deleterious to the health and the psychological state of someone.
Keywords: Updike, emotion, violence
Rating submitted successfully!
Received Comments
No approved comments available.