Love That System Re: KPFK

[Yoshie Furuhashi]

>>From: rhisiart at earthlink.net
>>
>>Herman Wouk, carrol.  and Wouk was much less banal than coop.   ;-)
>>
>>R
>
>The Caine Mutiny was most interesting as both novel and movie.  It's 
>fascinating to see a novelist offer such a dim view of the sly, 
>manipulative ways of novelists, as he does in his portrayal of Lt. 
>Keefer (if I remember it right) who really was the architect of the 
>Caine Mutiny, as Lt. Barney Greenwald points out in his scorching 
>confrontation with Keefer.  The story also has a really stinging 
>surprise ending with a (I must admit) hard-hitting defense of the 
>professional military as people who -- whatever their limitations -- 
>keep savagery at bay.
>
>Carl

There is a long discussion of _The Caine Mutiny_ in William H. Whyte, 
_The Organization Man_, Chapter 19, "Love That System," 
<http://www.english.upenn.edu/~afilreis/50s/whyte-chap19.html>.
-- 
Yoshie

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