Order Description
Please read the following instruction very carefully please. Do not plagiarize. Do not plagiarize. Do not plagiarize. Do not copy or paraphrase from other sources. I will check over everything really carefully after finished. Also, I will use turnitin to check everything (Which is the best Plagiarism Checker, even lots of universities are using this checker ). And I will be really grateful if you can provide me a high quality work and also, this is just my first critical summary and there are total five of them,
Book: Byron Williston, Environmental Ethics for Canadians, second edition (Oxford University Press, 2015).
At least 500 words
The critical summary is your chance to reflect on the case studies at the end of the textbook’s chapters. They should be succinct and accomplish three broad goals: (a) convey the content of the
study; (b) assess the argument of the study; and (c) make reference to two themes from the relevant chapter that help elucidate your points. Your course materials contain a model summary and a guide to writing critical summaries. For each critical summary assignment, you will have a choice of case studies to write about, as follows:
Critical summary #: case study from chapter 12, “Population and Consumption”
the title of this paper should be Critical summary of “Making Space of Grizzlies”
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“Making Space of Grizzlies” is the case study of this chapter 12(Population and Consumption) which is on the page 338-340(I have sent you the images of these pages). For this critical summary, you need to summarize the case study and the argument in the case study (Summary: Convey the content of the study
). Also, you need to use important themes of this chapter from the course note and the book images (page 317-341) that I have sent you and use them to access, support and reflect the case study and to support your argument. In page 317 -341, main themes are in the articles of this chapter, you need to list and make reference at least 3 main themes from the book (page 317-341) to support the argument of the case study. (Critical Assessment: Assess the argument of the study, make reference to three themes from the relevant chapter.).
