Posted: February 25th, 2016

The documentary The Crisis of Civilization. -available online at https://topdocumentaryfilms.com/crisis-civilization/

The following materials must be used as sources:
1) The documentary The Crisis of Civilization.
-available online at https://topdocumentaryfilms.com/crisis-civilization/

2) At least two chapters in the course textbook

3) AT LEAST three peer-reviewed, academic journal article must be used as a source (from UOIT library website). This is NOT to be a newspaper, or magazine article. To find this, go to https://www.uoit.ca/sites/library/, click on the “Articles” tab, search, download the article/articles that best suit your paper.

4) LECTURE NOTES MAY NOT BE USED AS SOURCES

5) SOME carefully chosen news media sources MAY be used but these must be credible (i.e. use The Guardian or Globe and Mail, not FOX News or the Toronto SUN). These must also be scrutinized for factualness. T would be a good idea to use such articles to speculate on how current environmental, economic, or terrorism concerns resonate with the film’s argument.