Malcolm Gladwell

...about. If literature is a mirror, how has our perspective on ourselves changed? This question inevitably leads us to the work of Malcolm Gladwell, whose essays in the New Yorker and wildly successful books on success and other cultural...

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...Adventures" by Malcolm Gladwell. Little, Brown & Co. 410 pages. (Also on 10 CDs read by the author. Hachette Audio.) Does best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell write business books? It's a friendly argument I've had for years with another...

In this article: Ron Popeil, Brand extension, Dog, Litter, Catholic Church, The New Yorker, and Enron

Article:'What the Dog Saw,' by Malcolm Gladwell:/c/a/2009/11/18/DDVB1AJMRO.DTL 'What the Dog Saw,' by Malcolm Gladwell Max Winter, Special to The Chronicle Wednesday, November 18, 2009 Malcolm Gladwell could probably make a pencil...

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...hey, it's a newsweekly, and we have a mercy rule around here. Next offense to adjudicate: The Steve Pinker review of Malcolm Gladwell's new book. The review ran in the New York Times Sunday Book Review. Pinker is a brilliant guy, but...

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...can contain.] This Sunday, The New York Times published Harvard Prof Steven Pinker's review of Malcolm Gladwell's, "What the Dog Saw. " Gladwell is a statistician of "minor genius," in Pinker's view, but MG is just wrong to cite analysis...

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Malcolm Gladwell in the West Village, New York City With three best sellers to his credit, Malcolm Gladwell is one of the brightest stars in the media firmament. A British-born, Ontario-raised New Yorker staff writer and 2005 TIME 100...

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Updated: 11/06/2009 04:13:11 PM PST Early in 2000 Little, Brown published "The Tipping Point" by Malcolm Gladwell. The author had a deductive style and a teacherly simplicity that would soon make him one of the new century's most...

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Philip Womack is entertained by Malcolm Gladwell's essays on ketchup, dogs and the Enron scandal Malcolm Gladwell's last book, Outliers, was phenomenally successful, even if all it did was point out the obvious - that people's success is...

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