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1、,The Jeaning of America,Read aloud,Audiovisual supplements,Section One:Pre-reading Activities,Section Two:Global Reading,Section Four:Consolidation Activities,Section Five:Further Enhancement,I.Read aloud,Read the following passage aloud,making a pause between sense groups.,1-1,Section Three:Detaile
2、d Reading,If by“suburb”is meant an urban margin/that grows more rapidly than its already developed interior,/the process of suburbanization began/during the emergence of the industrial city in the second quarter of the nineteenth century./Before that period/the city was a small highly compact cluste
3、r/in which people moved about on foot and goods were conveyed by horse and cart./But the early factories built in the 1840s were located along waterways/and near railheads at the edges of cities,/and housing was needed for the thousands of people drawn by the prospect of employment./In time,/the fac
4、tories,The Jeaning of America,Read aloud,Audiovisual supplements,Section One:Pre-reading Activities,Section Two:Global Reading,Section Four:Consolidation Activities,Section Five:Further Enhancement,1-2,Section Three:Detailed Reading,were surrounded/by proliferating mill towns of apartments and row h
5、ouses that abutted the older,/main cities./As a defense against this encroachment and to enlarge their tax bases,/the cities appropriated their industrial neighbors./In 1854,/for example,/the city of Philadelphia annexed most of Philadelphia County./Similar municipal maneuvers took place in Chicago
6、and in New York./Indeed,/most great cities of the United States achieved such status/only by incorporating the communities along their borders./,Read aloud,Audiovisual supplements,Section One:Pre-reading Activities,II.Audiovisual supplements,1-2-1,Section Three:Detailed Reading,Section Two:Global Re
7、ading,Section Four:Consolidation Activities,Section Five:Further Enhancement,Questions:,1.What is the feature of the pants?2.Do you like wearing pants?What kinds of pants do you like best?,Answers for reference:,1.The pants fit for four of the sisters.2.Open answer.,Film episode:The Sisterhood of th
8、e Traveling Pants,The Jeaning of America,Read aloud,Audiovisual supplements,Section One:Pre-reading Activities,1-2-2,Section Three:Detailed Reading,Section Two:Global Reading,Section Four:Consolidation Activities,Section Five:Further Enhancement,Lena:Tibby:Briget:Carmen:Carmen:Carmen:,Carmen,you try
9、 them on.Oh,come on,honestly.Are you serious?You think that a pair of jeans that fits all three of you is going to fit all of this?Put them on,now.We will help your thighs get into them.Dont worry about that.Tibby!Im just kidding.Come on.Will you help me get out of them?All right.all thighs.Ok.Here
10、we go.What?I told you guys.Im just gonna take them off And were gonna pretend like this never happened.,Briget:Carmen:,Briget:Tibby:,Read aloud,Audiovisual supplements,Section One:Pre-reading Activities,1-2-2,Section Three:Detailed Reading,Section Two:Global Reading,Section Four:Consolidation Activi
11、ties,Section Five:Further Enhancement,Briget:,No.Carmen,come over here and look at yourself.They look amazing on you.Call me crazy,but its scientifically impossible that a pair of pants could fit me and me.And me.And me.,Lena:,Briget:Tibby:Carmen:,The Jeaning of America,Read aloud,Audiovisual supple
12、ments,Section One:Pre-reading Activities,1-2-1-1,Section Three:Detailed Reading,Section Two:Global Reading,Section Four:Consolidation Activities,Section Five:Further Enhancement,The Jeaning of America,Text analysis,Structural analysis,Section One:Pre-reading Activities,Section Two:Global Reading,2-1
13、,Cultural background,This is a piece of investigative writing which explores the history of the blue jeans,one of American symbols today.The author provides some important information concerning who the inventor was,when and how the pants came into being,why they have become popular and what they sy
14、mbolize.,I.Text analysis,Section Three:Detailed Reading,Section Four:Consolidation Activities,Section Five:Further Enhancement,The Jeaning of America,Text analysis,Structural analysis,Section Two:Global Reading,2-2-1,Cultural background,II.Structural analysis,Section Three:Detailed Reading,Section O
15、ne:Pre-reading Activities,Section Four:Consolidation Activities,Section Five:Further Enhancement,Paragraphs 2-3,the introduction of Levis Strauss,the inventor of the blue jeans,Paragraph 1,the present status of the blue jeans in America and in the world,Paragraphs 4-5,the detailed description of how
16、 Strauss made his first blue jeans,Paragraph 6,the growing business and popularity of the blue jeans,Paragraph 7,the peculiar merits of the blue jeans,The Jeaning of America,Text analysis,Structural analysis,Section Two:Global Reading,Section Three:Detailed Reading,2-3-1,Cultural background,III.Cult
17、ural background,The life of an ordinary citizen at the time of the American Revolution could involve extraordinary events hunting and farming in the wilderness,whaling,fighting in the war,and in one case,being captured by the British and held in England for forty-eight years,then returning a forgott
18、en hero.This,Section One:Pre-reading Activities,Section Four:Consolidation Activities,Section Five:Further Enhancement,last was the case for one Israel Potter,whose partly imagined biography was written in 1855 by Herman Melville,who made this remark towards the end of the book:“For a time back,acro
19、ss the otherwise blue-jean career of Israel,Paul Jones flits and re-flits like a,The Jeaning of America,Text analysis,Structural analysis,Section Two:Global Reading,Section Three:Detailed Reading,2-3-2,Cultural background,Melvilles statement is evidence that blue jeans were recognized in those days
20、as the everyday wear of Americans.More evidence comes from the career of James Douglass Williams,governor of Indiana(1876-80).He was known as“Blue Jeans”Williams because he wore blue jeans to cultivate the rural vote.More Americans now wear jeans(not always blue)on more occasions;women and men,rich
21、and poor,in college classrooms and at parties,and to night clubs as well as to work.Designer jeans(1966)were a successful twentieth-century attempt to make jeans fashionable as well as down to earth,thus raising their humble prices.Jeans themselves are not an American invention.The word jean dates a
22、t least from the 1560s,referring to cloth of Genoa,Italy,and by,Section One:Pre-reading Activities,Section Four:Consolidation Activities,Section Five:Further Enhancement,crimson thread.One more brief intermingling of it,and to the plain old homespun we return.”,The Jeaning of America,Text analysis,S
23、tructural analysis,Section Two:Global Reading,Section Three:Detailed Reading,2-3-3,Cultural background,the 1840s in England we read of workers in stables wearing jeans.But the association of bluejeans with cowboys and miners,and the success of the San Francisco manufacturer Levi Straus&Co.,has given
24、 bluejeans and jeans an American accent known around the world.,Section One:Pre-reading Activities,Section Four:Consolidation Activities,Section Five:Further Enhancement,The Jeaning of America,Today,there are tough double-kneed jeans for kids,acid-washed jeans for teens,designer jeans for the fashio
25、n set,and boot-cut jeans for outdoor workers.But all began in 1850 when Levis Strauss,a German immigrant who had gone West to seek his fortune,sewed up some sturdy canvas pants for a miner.Carin Quinn,who received her masters degree from California State University in Los Angeles,first published“The
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