Final Part 1, Dharavi

Final Part 1, Dharavi

Part 1
In 2-3 pages write an essay. Using Slumming It from week 10, consider the housing development plans for Dharavi. Pretend you are now Plato’s Philosopher King or biblically the wise King Solomon. It is your job to make a determination for the fate of Dharavi. Do you allow for the housing towers to be built and for the slums to be destroyed? Try to be realistic in your response. If you want to keep the slum but make improvements within it, consider there will be an expense which must be paid and an unhappy investor who wants to make a lot of money on that land. If you destroy the slum, you will need to find places for all of these people or they will end up homeless in the streets of Mumbai. We are not pretending to be a genie in a lamp but a leader. Do an analysis using three of the normative theories of your choosing. The analysis using the theories are much more important than your conclusion.

Do an analysis using three of the theories of your choosing. In your conclusion, you may give your opinion which of the methods you believe is the best approach. Please do not make this a 2 page opinion piece but instead a 1.75 page analysis with a .25 page opinion at the end. You will be graded much more heavily on your analysis than your opinion. In addition, please do not use the little space you have to summarize the documentary for me. I’ve seen it. Use examples specifically and quotes when possible. Each of the normative theories has principles and specific vocabulary which you need to be using when doing an analysis.

 

 

 

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While using Kevin McCloud’s insights on Dharavi in a show dubbed Slumming it, Dharavi has been recognized as one of the largest slums in Asia, and it has also been described as one of the densely populated areas in the world.  According to an estimation done by McCloud around a population of one million people are congested in approximately one square mile of the area.

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