them together in social space, whereas television is reinforcing the idea of the family as the basic social unit. theaterswth in movie in the 1950's was driving. that was because america became more car oriented. there was an expansion in outdoor movie watching. it change the preferences americans had for sports. football was more well adapted to television than baseball was. this is a period in which football and basketball begin to compete with baseball for the american pastime. day will say they prefer to listen to baseball on the radio then watch it. -- than watch it. whereas the other sports lend visual of more to the television than the radio format. you take it for granted because the application of this idea of the image being broadcast and available, you have to imagine how new that was in the 1950's. radio, by bringing sound into the home, had a similar impact. television changes that dramatically. you are used to having television at your fingertips. you are watching images all the time. some of you might well be doing that now if i did not forbid you to bring your cell phones to clas

great deal of freedom if an egyptian would come to the united states today and have the freedom that we have, we should basically be going crazy on social shouldn't we just be totally expressing ourselves? with much less race trained we are more free than we know. would you advise us to make more use of that liberty? people should do whatever they want. they want to go crazy on social media, and do it. we cannot stop this. and i voted in example. so what do you think would happen? you cannot draw the line. i'm sure. you can choose what to see and what not to see. they are splattered in social media and it is a scary place to be. people are expressing themselves and saying whatever they want and there is no way for you or me. it is absolutely impossible. it's a good thing and a bad thing. it's the way it is. there is no way to stifle freedom of expression i don't think any of you are ready to give up on those pictures that you take every day. ' [applause] [inaudible conversations]

united despite class differences of social roles, mirroring black latino, asian, and native american nationalism, which exhibit similar contradictions and limitations. okay. so what we have here is basically two expressions that country music and whiteness belong together in some sort of fundamental way. and i want us to think about "my people" here. dunbar ortiz's expression "my people," the descentants of the original settlers, people united despite class differences read country music as one of the things that are putting these people together. i wanted to talk about that, in addition to thinking about country music and its basic oppositions. so we have what we might call the twin poles of country music. and these poles are oppositions and they structure the thematics of country music. and you might say that they correlate to specific country artists. in particular the two artists which peterson is concerned with in the early phases of this book which are jimmy rogers and the carter family. so i'm going to sort of put them up there as representing -- there are exceptions but basically representing these two poles. again, as i said, country music is a music that responds to my -- modern

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