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Criticism of Gladwell Reaches Tipping Point : CJR Pending

Columbia Journalism Review | Nov. 17, 2009

() Criticism of Malcolm Gladwell, the bestselling New Yorker writer, seems to be reaching – yes! – a tipping point. The critiques have come from a variety of angles – literary critics lambast his glibness; The Daily Beast doesn’t like his dating habits; The Nation doesn’t like, well, anything about him. The New Republic’s Issac Chotiner <a...> Full Story »

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