RHESANDI, Alvi (2025) The Depictions of Climate Change in Scott Z. Burns's Extrapolations (2023): An Eco-Criticism Study. Skripsi thesis, Universitas Jenderal Soedirman.

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Abstract

This research examines how climate change in the future is depicted in the Apple TV climate fiction series Extrapolations (2023), and the impact of climate change on humans. Also, this research examines how the Extrapolations (2023) series is analyzed from a visual style lens to gain a deeper analysis. This research employs Timothy Clark’s eco-criticism theory as the theoretical basis, and employs Muhammad Ishaq-ur Rahman climate change aspects of global warming, shrinking ice sheets, rise in sea level, and warming ocean. Likewise, Levy and Patz’s concept disparities among countries, health. and human rights, and the visual style elements of mise-en-scène theory, lighting, colour, props, space, and framing. The research discovers that Muhammad Ishaq-ur Rahman climate change aspects are depicted in four aspects in Extrapolations (2023), vividly narrating several natural destruction and disasters of climate change. Levy and Patz’s climate change impact on disparities among countries, health, and human rights also depicted explaining the impact of climate change on humans, which affects several crises on developing countries, the health sector, and the failure of mitigation efforts. From the mise-en-scène lens, five elements – including lighting, colour, props, space, and framing – reveal the results of a more in-depth analysis from a visual style perspective for each attached data element. This study concludes that the depiction of climate change in the future (2037-2070) is attributable to anthropogenic activities and corporate avarice, which precipitate climate crises and natural disasters. The study further explores Rahman's four climate change aspects. The climate change crisis has a significant impact on developing countries, affecting a wide range of areas including respiratory and mental health, as well as efforts to mitigate the effects and the adaptation of people to survive. Further research is recommended, including an exploration of eco-feminism and posthumanism theories in the context of climate change themes from the series.

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