Analytical Writing

This assignment comes with two questions. Please write them separately. Each answer should be about 300-400 words and should include direct quotations from the course readings or videos you are working with. Clearly indicate which question you are answering! Do not use outside sources. Remember to include the names of the authors/artists and title of the works you are discussing in each answer using in-text citation. Include a Works Cited in APA, Chicago or MLA format for all materials cited. Each answer = 15 marks x 2 = 30 TOTAL 12 marks for complete answer of the question(s), appropriate and correct use of course materials, demonstrating comprehension of the materials and building your own analysis 3 marks for overall writing style, mechanics (grammar, spelling, syntax, etc.), coherent idea structure, citation and works cited. Question 1: Answer all 5 parts of this question! Total 300-400 words So far this semester we have studied Indigenous histories, knowledges and media art as a way to start thinking about the inter-relations of humans, animals, machines (and the environment) and we studied critical data studies in connection with critical race studies and feminist data studies. 1 set of readings link these two sections of our course:  The Global Indigenous Alliance Data Alliance “Be FAIR and CARE” readings. 3a) What are the FAIR and CARE principle? 3b) Why do they matter? 3c) What is the difference between them? 3d) Why were the CARE principles developed? 3e) What does the Indigenous date sovereignty movement contribute to critical data studies? In this answer be sure to reference the reading “Guidelines for Data Sharing Respecting Indigenous Data Sovereignty” and the website “Global Indigenous Data Alliance: C.A.R.E. Principles”(https://www.gida-global.org/care). Question 3: Answer all three parts of this question! Total 300-400 words In their essay “What Does A Critical Data Studies Look Like, And Why Do We Care?” Dalton and Thatcher argue that “social context is fundamental in both the production and interpretation of meaning” 2a) According to Dalton and Thatcher, what is ‘social context’ in the study of data? Give 3 examples from their essay. (You may add additional examples of your own.) 2b) What does it mean to be quantified through data collecting via your everyday interactions? What is a quantified life? 2c) Referencing Tonia Sutherland’s “Making a Killing” and Jared Ball and Safiya Noble’s video “Media Coverage and the Political Economy of Black Death,” how is death quantified towards “media value” and why is this a problem?   In this answer be sure to reference the Dalton, Craig & Jim Thatcher (https://www.societyandspace.org/articles/what-does-a-critical-data-studies-look-like-and-why-do-we-care), “Media Coverage and the Political Economy of Black Death” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymWhmz3KSvk), “Making a Killing” and The Feminist Data Manifest-NO (https://www.manifestno.com/).  Please also quote 3-5 other sources from the material list I upload.