Reading and Writing for the Week

First, any writing not received by email to Marti and I by tonight at midnight will just be a zero grade. I asked nicely. It didn't work. You've got the ultimatum mode now.
I've forwarded an article by Peter Eisenman, "The End of the Classical" to your ttu.edu emails. Select one of the three outlined fictions (Representation, Reason, & History) and write about the Place d'Youville and your investigations of the Place as it regards that particular fiction. Do not just offer a direct critique of Eisenman's position in your writing- that should only be, at most, a subtext- something most of you (and I) are not really capable of projecting in our textual work. Suspend your disbelief and demonstrate that you can relate the investigations you are making to an understanding of the principles and positions outlined in the text. We'll have discussions of the article in our theory class and tours. Make at least a cursory pass at the article before we go to the museum.

You writing will be limited to one page of text, 1.5 line spaced, minimum 11pt text, all in ariel or helvetica, delivered to us by Sunday June 15th at 18h00 in pdf format.

We're divvying up the work and will get the writing assignment #1 work we've gotten already back to you this week.

At the top of the page do this:
Your Name / Writing Assignment #2 / Fictional Postion Investigated (Representation, Reason, and History)