Literary Connections Research Dressler’s America Literary Connections Research When finished with the research, delete this page and complete the next

Rhetorical Triangle Martin Dressler Written Response Before you start research, put a Rhetorical Triangle below and complete it according to Martin Dressler Based on your rhetorical triangle, write a response here that captures Steven Millhauser’s exigence (the reason he wrote what he wrote)

Put Title Here After You Do Work Below Read this article on Disneyland Annotate the article in this box (bullet points) Search the Web for an image that could come from Martin Dressler and paste it into the box next door. Across the Box, put a word or phrase that captures the connection between the article and the picture

When you have finished, create a title here Read this Article In this box, create an emotional flow chart – tone/emotion words – (click Smart Art above) that captures What is being offered? What is being received? Read this Article In this box Annotate with one word bullet points (5 points) Give examples of how these words show themselves in Martin Dressler

When you have finished, create a title here Read this article and create a pictorial montage (collection of 3 pictures) in this box Find a scene from Martin Dressler and write it out in this box . . .

Add Title When Finished In this box, classify Simulacra and Simulation (with internal citations) Have two bullet points underneath the definition Evidence of the definition from one of the other two articles Evidence of the definition from Martin Dressler Read this Article on Simulacra and Simulation Read this original review of Martin Dressler from the NYT Article on architecture and Martin Dressler

Title When Finished Text and Subtext - Find six pictures that explain why the Grand Cosmo did not work - Beneath each picture put the one (tone) word which explains your response -- Either your belief -- Or the reaction of the customers in the book

Title When Finished Answer one of the 5 questions five questions below as a Deductive Response Paragraph. Your response should: Have citations from the writings you have read Have citations from Martin Dressler Cited with internal citations Should have a metaphorical picture in the background that summarizes your argument Questions If Martin Dressler represents America, what is America? If the post-modernists are right (simulacra), what will America’s legacy be? Each of the poems we’ve read in class are about passing out of one era into another. How do the metaphors of those poems reflect Martin Dressler’s story (one from each poem)? In class, we talked about the City as a Container. How do you see that happening in Martin Dressler? Using your Critical School(s) as an example, explain how Martin Dressler reflects the historical implications of the early 20th Century.