Arguing the World
Directed by Joseph Dorman7.080%88%8.0
This documentary tells the story of a hotbed of Jewish intellectualism, New York's City College c. 1930, and in particular follows the careers of four of the greatest minds to emerge from that environment. In following the divergent paths of Bell, Glazer, Howe, and Kristol, the film serves as a powerful record both of American intellectual history and of the peculiar role of a generation of Jewish thinkers in riding and shaping that history.
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Arguing the World was released on 6 december 1997.
Arguing the World was directed by Joseph Dorman.
Arguing the World has a runtime of 1 u, 46 m.
Arguing the World was produced by Joseph Dorman.
This documentary tells the story of a hotbed of Jewish intellectualism, New York's City College c. 1930, and in particular follows the careers of four of the greatest minds to emerge from that environment. In following the divergent paths of Bell, Glazer, Howe, and Kristol, the film serves as a powerful record both of American intellectual history and of the peculiar role of a generation of Jewish thinkers in riding and shaping that history.
The key characters in Arguing the World are Narrator (Alan Rosenberg).
Arguing the World is rated Not Rated.
Arguing the World is a Documentaire film.
Arguing the World has an audience rating of 8.8 out of 10.