How Simon Armitage writes about climate change in 'Futurama'
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I can respond to how Armitage presents ideas of the future and climate change in ‘Futurama’.
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Armitage was inspired to write ‘Futurama’ by the COP 26 climate crisis summit.
Armitage suggests that ‘Futurama’ describes ideas of uncertainty and anxiety.
Armitage suggests that writing from an individual perspective is important because we all have different opinions.
Moreover, Armitage suggests that writing from a mass perspective can sound too much like political speech.
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