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Myths and heroes, Route 66 (part2)
Hello, can you correct me please? Thank you!→ ccl: So, it was thanks to writers, singers and execcutive producers that Route 66 was famous during the 20th century. But since 1985, Route 66 was officially closed and since then it has been possible to drive along just 85% of it.
III) Today, Route 66 is linked to the American identity
-Nowadays the road is more a place for tourism than for crossing the USA. Indeed, the singers (like Elvis Presley), the diners next to the road, the Chevrolet form a timeless image of the road. Nevertheless this image of Route 66 isn't the reality, but a part of the American dream.
-Route 66 represents the idea of liberty, independence and the American recognize themselves in it.
-Since the beginning of the 20th century, generations of American have followed the road which has become famous in novel, song and film. That is why this road forms a part of the American identity.
Conclusion:
-To conclude, we can see that Route 66 became a myth thanks to writers, songs and movies. And It can be considered as a myth because its history is linked to the American culture.
-Finally, I think that even if the myths are often derive from the reality, this reality is greatly transformed in the time, but the myths are very useful to create a common identity between people.
Myths and heroes, Route 66 (part2)
Hello, can you correct me please? Thank you!→ ccl: So, it was thanks to writers, singers and execcutive producers that Route 66 was famous during the 20's century. But since 1985, Route 66 was officially closed and since then, only 85% of it was drivable.
III) Today, Route 66, linked to the American identity
-Nowadays, the road is more of a tourist place rather than used to cross the USA. For example singers such as Elvis Presley, [iconic] diners like [... give an example maybe?] and Chevrolets, form a timeless image of the road. Nevertheless this image of Route 66 isn't the reality, but a part of the American dream.
-Route 66 represents the idea of liberty and independence, and the Americans recognise themselves in it.
-Since the beginning of the 20th century, generations of Americans have followed the road. It became famous in novels, songs and films. Which is why this road forms [an important] part of the American identity.
Conclusion:
-To conclude, we can see that Route 66 became a myth thanks to writers, songs, movies. It can be considered as a myth because its history is linked to the American culture.
-Finally, I think that even if myths often derive from the reality, this reality is greatly transformed throughout time. However, these myths are very useful to create a common identity between people.
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