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George Carlin's views on identity, ideology, and individuality, as expressed through his comedic routines and writings.
George Carlin framed identity as a site of personal separation, comedic skepticism, and social danger: he urged individuation in adolescence while warning that when ideas become identity, debate dies ...
The short answer: the provided reporting does not establish where George Carlin first delivered the line “When your identity is your ideology” or identify a specific show or date for its origin; avail...
George Carlin’s comic treatment of groups and identity moved from playful wordplay and observational “class clown” routines in the 1960s–70s to a sharper, institution-focused critique by the late 1980...