Grammar
This should be changed in: "Despite a decent wage, my money have run out"
What is "has"?
This is a term for people, who do not identify as man or woman.
What is "non-binary"?
This is a term for the era since the industrialization when human beings have made the most massive impact on Earth.
What is the "Anthropocene"?
This celebrated British author wrote such classics as "Killing an Elephant" and "1984".
Who is George Orwell?
This is where most historians believe the the concept of the zombie was formed.
What is Haiti?
This should be changed in: "Since I was young, have I always liked bees."
What is "I have"?
This author and poet wrote a famous poem about gender stereotypes centuries ago.
Who is Shakespeare?
This is a fictional genre dealing with environmentalism.
What is "Cli-fi"? Or what is "Anthropocene fiction"?
This is a phrase often used when talking about the responsibility of the Western World to educate and civilize the rest of the world.
What is "White Man's Burden"?
Eery figures such as humanoid robots, psychopaths, corpses and zombies often fall into this "pit".
What is "the uncanny valley"?
This is the word class for "ours", "which" and "no one".
What are "stedord" or "pronouns"?
This is a term used when (primarily) women's bodies are used to sell a certain message.
What is "sexual objectification"?
This optimistic novel was written by current sci-fi writer and sci-fi prototypist, Kim Stanley Robinson, who also spoke at the UN-summit on climate change in 2021.
What is "New York 2140"?
This private company was by far the most powerful non-royal entity during the British Empire.
This concept revolves around the idea of a major dead city?
What is a "necropolis"?
You use these words to rewrite two sentences such as these into one: "I like cake. I am wondering why you haven't brought me cake"
What are "bindeord" or "conjunctions"?
This verb is used, when we come to believe and even act according to stereotypes about ourselves.
What is "to internalize"?
This is a term coined by Robert Scholes regarding major shifts that force humanity to rethink their ways.
What are "radical discontinuities"?
This terms describes a way of looking at world problems that holds a Western perspective.
What is "eurocentrism"?
What is "terror"?
This is the tense and form of this sentence: "I have been enjoying my time with you."
What is "førnutid, udvidet tid, aktiv"?
The is a concept used when studying an observer and what is being observed, or an agent and what is being acted upon.
What is the "Subject-Object dichotomy"?
This is a positive fictional genre dealing with life in an anthropocene future.
This historical school is sceptical of a current academic tendency to critizise European Emperial impact.
What is "neo-conservatism"?
This is an ethical school fathered by philosopher Jeremy Bentham, originator of the panopticon-concept.
What is "Utilitarianism"?