résumé détaillé du roman terre de renard

It means 'to eat earth' in English. But it's a rather unusual phrase and might not have a common or specific meaning in certain contexts.

In the early 1780s, Rainer asked,"Is the discovery of America a blessing or a curse to mankind?" If it is a blessing, how can we maintain and promote its benefits? If it is a scourge, how can we make up for the damage it has caused?" This question was related to many factors at that time. In 1492, after the voyage to America, the European powers weaved colonial and commercial networks, and Europe was at the center of this process. During the Age of Enlightenment, European scholars had many views on America, such as the popular " American degeneration theory." Reinhardt's writings also reflected his contradictory evaluation of America, and the American Revolution prompted him to raise this thought-provoking question. This issue triggered a debate in the European academic community. Although no winner was decided, it promoted the development of European academic research on the American issue, helping the Europeans to further understand the United States and form a new understanding of the " disaster " brought by tyranny and colonization to human society. Click on the link below to read the comic "The Viscountess Bits Everyone When She's Crazy"

It might refer to a caricature related to Roman characters or themes. Maybe it's used for satire or entertainment.

A renard caricature usually exaggerates the features of the fox, like making the eyes larger or the tail bushier for a comical effect.

I'm not quite sure what 'caricature renard' means exactly. Maybe it's a specific style of drawing or a character.