A Sentiment Analysis of The First Nations Water Crisis

In this project, we were instructed to connect public sentiments to sociopolitical imaginaries about Indigenous peoples and offer a counter-narrative to these colonial mythologies, through researching the written forum on social media. We were then told to produce a visual representation of this ana...

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Main Author: Bryson Landriault
Format: Report
Language:unknown
Published: 2022
Subjects:
Indigenous politics
Indigenous policy and policy administration
Water quality
Indigenous peoples > Canada > Public opinion
Indigenous peoples > Press coverage > Canada
Water supply > Canada
Drinking water > Contamination > Canada
Water quality management > Government policy > Canada
Indigenous peoples > Canada > Social aspects
Water security > Social aspects > Canada
Canada
First Nations
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.32920/19583902.v1
https://figshare.com/articles/report/A_Sentiment_Analysis_of_The_First_Nations_Water_Crisis/19583902
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Summary:In this project, we were instructed to connect public sentiments to sociopolitical imaginaries about Indigenous peoples and offer a counter-narrative to these colonial mythologies, through researching the written forum on social media. We were then told to produce a visual representation of this analysis. Our objective was to identify the affective states of commenters in news stories about the First Nations water crisis and determine how they are connected to settler-colonial mythologies about Indigenous peoples.

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