…too, but I just happened to hear him say this, violence is the quest for identity. And whether you do it a la John Wayne or a la Negro Riots, whether you do it individually or corporately, the quest for identity can only be satisfied by violence. It…

…15 years later, they arrived with this total involved habit without any specialized directions or preferences of the old-fashioned, say, John Wayne variety, a man who knew exactly what he wanted. And when you put the tribal man in a decision-making area,…

…too, but I just happened to hear him say this, violence is the quest for identity. And whether you do it a la John Wayne or a la Negro Riots, whether you do it individually or corporately, the quest for identity can only be satisfied by violence. It…

…15 years later, they arrived with this total involved habit without any specialized directions or preferences of the old-fashioned, say, John Wayne variety, a man who knew exactly what he wanted. And when you put the tribal man in a decision-making area,…

…today, visual space. This is a new kind of space. This is a new kind of space. It's like that wonderful novel by John Wayne called The Smallest Guy in which a commuter who kept suddenly very fed up with traveling back and forth from a distant suburb…

…the type of war and things like that. But notice in this war, no movie about this war. The only one that's being contemplated is John Wayne is going to go out there. Nobody will give him money to do it. He has to do it with his own money. There's…

…place where the difference in what TV does to the psychology and involvement of people is most manifest. Ted? The name of John Wayne just reminded me of a basic point. People pursue violence not wantonly, but as a quest for identity. This helps to…

…a basic point. People pursue violence not wantonly, but as a quest for identity. This helps to understand war. But John Wayne represents, he's the very archetype of Western individual violence in its quest for identity. individual literate man imposes upon…

…too but I just happened to hear him say this violence is the quest for identity and whether you do it a la John Wayne or a la Negro Riots whether you do it individually or corporately, the quest for identity can only be satisfied by violence. It…

…15 years later, they arrived with this total involved habit without any specialized directions or preferences of the old-fashioned, say, John Wayne variety, a man who knew exactly what he wanted. And when you put the tribal man in a decision-making area,…