Gragory Zucker
In Conversation
Enlightenment Now: Stephen Eric Bronner
By Gragory ZuckerStephen Eric Bronner, senior editor of Logos, an interdisciplinary Internet journal, is Professor of Political Science and a member of the Graduate Faculties of Comparative Literature and German Studies at Rutgers University.
Telling Time: Essays of a Visionary Filmmaker
By Gragory ZuckerReview of Telling Time: Essays of a Visionary Filmmaker by Stan Brakhage (Kingston, NY: McPherson & Company, 2003)
Isn’t There a Little Bit More to Life?
By Gragory ZuckerAristotle famously argues that you do not really know something unless you know its four causes. The four causes are: the material (the component matter of a thing), the form (something is what it is because it shares in a universal form), the efficient (the thing that creates another thing, for example, your parents created you), and lastly the telos (the end or function that the thing was created to fulfill).
Talking About the Other America, Again
By Gragory ZuckerJust when I become comfortable with the idea that American narrative film has died; that it has finally suffocated from its lack of vision and its infatuation with Hollywood fashion, including the so-called indie cinema, a burst of fresh air suddenly hits me in the face.
Star Wars: The Aliens and the Critics
By Gragory ZuckerThere is a tendency among publications that deal with high culture, like this one, to ignore mass culture.
