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TEXT TECHNOLOGY • Preliminary Points
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IT KILLS ME by J D SalingerTask 1 (The Model Vision of the World1) Mary Dobrovolska (Form 10):
A person from the audience describes what’s going on in Old Ernie. The narrator: Lady Amanda Rosenberg, 74 years old. “It was an excellent evening yesterday! It was probably the best
evening in my long life!” I’ve felt so lonely since Henry died, I miss him so much! These
Christmas days I was alone again: Maggie couldn’t come because her twins are
ill (as usually, by the way).
Well, I was sitting in my study, near the fire, and was thinking about my
life. It was horrible! And then I decided to visit my good friend (and ex-school
friend!) – Ernie. Now they call him Old Ernie, because he owns a night club
with the same name. I like the atmosphere in his club very much – it somehow
reminds me of my old days, Henry, my youth… I like Ernie, too – he’s very
funny and a brilliant piano player! When he plays, I always start crying –
it’s so.. touching!
That was a beautiful evening… I observed all these young people who
were laughing, telling stories, dancing… They looked like henry and me when we
were young and in love with each other… Ernie played and I couldn’t stop the
tears again. His music was so… holy!… The young people in the club were
listening to the music and looked so inspired…
I came home and started thinking about my life. I think I’ve done a lot
and my life was one of full value…” (Lady Rosenberg doesn’t see the reality – she is living in her
dreams, thoughts… she’s living in memories…)
Task 3 (The Main Model for Description of an Element)Mary Dobrovolska
(Form 10)
Relationships between dates:
Task 5 (The Full Scheme Model of World Elements)Mary Dobrovolska (Form 10):
Task 7 (The Main Model and the Full Scheme Model)Mary Dobrovolska (Form 10):
Night Clubs
Features
important from me: · If I come to a night-club I don’t want to take place on top of somebody. That means I’m not crazy about jam-packed clubs… · The music has to be qualitative. If possible then without loudspeakers! (I remember an Argentinean night club in Stuttgart. I was with my sister and our friend Rene. Loudspeakers were horrible. It was deadly, really). · The interior of the club has to be comfortable – no 100% bright colours, not too much disco-light, etc. · A night club where I would like to go must have my favourite drink – Ginger Ale (alcohol free!) – a very important feature. Features
important for other people: · Good drinks (usually for men); · A lot of music, famous musicians (most people like music and want to see famous people); · Striptease shows; · A place to ‘show’ yourself (new clothes, etc.) and meet interesting people friends (usually for teenagers and young people who like dancing and meeting friends somewhere nice…) 1 - Here and further on in the text the reference is given to the groups of the OTSM-TRIZ Skills 2 - It is sometimes necessary to analyse features as elements which can be described by means of the Element - Name of Feature - Value of feature (E-N-V) model. Such attempts should be encouraged by the teacher. . |
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