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Link Ch. 4 – Nicholas Kristof on the Three Cups of Tea fuss
New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof has written extensively on issues surrounding world poverty, and he considers Greg Mortinson, the embattled author of Three Cups of Tea, to be a friend. That makes his reaction to the recent charges to … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 14, Chapter 4
Tagged books, ethics, memoir fabrications, Three Cups of Tea
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Link Ch. 4 – Three Cups of the Boston Globe in the 90s
My commentary students and I spent class yesterday talking about the Greg Mortenson Three Cups of Tea case study, and talk there led to discussion of the Mike Barnicle / Patricia Smith case. Here’s a link to a great in-depth … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 14, Chapter 4, Chapter 6
Tagged ethics, memoir fabrications, Secret 4, Three Cups of Tea, Truth 4
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Link Ch. 4 – Three Cups of James Frey?
Another memoirist is in the process of being caught telling stories that may have only a minimal connection with reality. Greg Mortenson, author of the best sellers Three Cups of Tea and Stones into Schools, has been accused in both … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 14, Chapter 4
Tagged books, ethics, memoir fabrications, Three Cups of Tea
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