Film analysis: The True Cost of Lithium Mining
For your first essay, you will get to practice applying course concepts to a
real-world example. You will write a 1000-word essay defending the
following main claim: The documentary film The True Cost of Lithium Mining
highlights several key concepts discussed in Geography 1050. (The word
limit is NOT strict).
You will pick two (2) key concepts from the required readings for
Colonialism as a global force AND/OR Climate change as a global force.
By concept, I mean any argument, claim, idea, proposition, thesis, or
hypothesis from the reading. You will pick one concept from two different
readings. You will explain them in sufficient detail, and apply them to the
film with direct and specific evidence.
The best examples will be well written, organized, and argued, and they will
demonstrate a deep engagement with the course materials. They will be
expertly cited and sourced in properly formatted style of your choosing. You
will include a bibliography of all sources that you cite.
You must cite the two required readings and the assigned video. If you
reference anything from your own research or from the course materials
(readings, videos, lectures, brightspace), they must be cited properly.
Citations must be properly formatted according to the MLA style guide.
Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): rubric.pdf, Calverley and Anderson 2022 – The inesing climate change – Brave New Europe.pdf, varanasi – How Colonialism Spawned and Continues t the Climate Crisis – Climate Week NYC.pdf, simpson 2017 – Land Reconciliation _ Watershed Sentinel.pdf
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