Throughout history, feral children have routinely been cases of neglect, abuse, or the abandonment of children with special needs. If a child is abandoned in the crucial years where language is learned, they cannot regain that developmental stage. BELONG is a reversal of that idea. This child's caregivers are neglectful and disinterested. The (feminist) child leaves her environment in favor of the wild. Instead of a feral/wild child being discovered, this child goes seeking it on her own accord. What separates feral children from humans is that they don't "belong" to anything. Neither human nor animal.
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Throughout history, feral children have routinely been cases of neglect, abuse, or the abandonment of children with special needs. If a child is abandoned in the crucial years where language is learned, they cannot regain that developmental stage. BELONG is a reversal of that idea. This child's caregivers are neglectful and disinterested. The (feminist) child leaves her environment in favor of the wild. Instead of a feral/wild child being discovered, this child goes seeking it on her own accord. What separates feral children from humans is that they don't "belong" to anything. Neither human nor animal.
Throughout history, feral children have routinely been cases of neglect, abuse, or the abandonment of children with special needs. If a child is abandoned in the crucial years where language is learned, they cannot regain that developmental stage. BELONG is a reversal of that idea. This child's caregivers are neglectful and disinterested. The (feminist) child leaves her environment in favor of the wild. Instead of a feral/wild child being discovered, this child goes seeking it on her own accord. What separates feral children from humans is that they don't "belong" to anything. Neither human nor animal.
Throughout history, feral children have routinely been cases of neglect, abuse, or the abandonment of children with special needs. If a child is abandoned in the crucial years where language is learned, they cannot regain that developmental stage. BELONG is a reversal of that idea. This child's caregivers are neglectful and disinterested. The (feminist) child leaves her environment in favor of the wild. Instead of a feral/wild child being discovered, this child goes seeking it on her own accord. What separates feral children from humans is that they don't "belong" to anything. Neither human nor animal.
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