Proper noun
Kolker (plural Kolkers)
A surname.
“Caste” continues Winfrey's book club partnership with Apple that began last fall and includes such previous picks as Ta-Nehisi Coates' novel “The Water Dancer” and the nonfiction “Hidden Valley Road,” by Robert Kolker. Source: Internet
Kolker (2000), p. 250. Henry A. Giroux argues that Tarantino "empties violence of any critical social consequences, offering viewers only the immediacy of shock, humor, and irony-without-insight as elements of mediation. Source: Internet
Kolker (2000), pp. 249, 250. According to Kolker: That's why Pulp Fiction was so popular. Source: Internet
Kolker (2000), p. 249. He contrasts Pulp Fiction with postmodern Hollywood predecessors Hudson Hawk (1991; starring Willis) and Last Action Hero (1993; starring Arnold Schwarzenegger ) that "took the joke too far. Source: Internet
GARCIA-NAVARRO: Robert Kolker is the author of the new book "Hidden Valley Road: Inside The Mind Of An American Family." Source: Internet
For Mickey One, see Kolker (2000), pp. 21–22, 26–30. Source: Internet