How does an athabasca story represent our contemporary

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How does "An Athabasca Story" represent our contemporary relationship with the environment?
How does "An Athabasca Story" function as a critique of capitalist ideology and its degradation of nature?
How does "An Athabasca Story" give voice to an Indigenous critique of settler colonialism?
How does "An Athabasca Story" challenge settler narratives of progress?
Define a theme for "An Athabasca Story," and explain how specific language choice - and its denotations and connotations - contribute to the development of that theme.
Define a theme for "An Athabasca Story," and explain how the character Elder Brother/Wîsahkêcâhk contributes to the development of that theme.
How does "An Athabasca Story" engage in the contemporary debate over Indigenous land rights and resource exploitation?
How does "An Athabasca Story" resist contemporary energy policy in Canada?
How does my identity as a settler that participates in, and benefits from, resource extraction such as that explained in "An Athabasca Story" shape my reading of the text?
Does my identity as a settler align me with the protagonist or antagonist of "An Athabasca Story"?

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