Responding to the texts they read this semester, students created works that integrated their understanding of Modernism with their own experience and understanding of the world. The selections posted here were self-selected by the students and represent their understanding of the world.
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e-mail comments to Melissa Lynn Pomerantz--comments may be edited and posted below
I read the futuristic extension of Caulfield Inc. with great fascination. I'm thinking Holden would probably balk at anything institutionalized, even if it purported to espouse his values, but in a really fascinating way, the scenario could be viewed as an very long extension of the service-orientation 21st c businesses are increasingly engaged in. Wouldn't it be cool if we were in the very early stages of a worldwide movement toward greater authenticity? |
Rebecca Langrall, PhD. Communication Arts Curriculum Coordinator, Parkway School District |
St. Louis, MO |