The book is worth your read, in fact all his books published in Romanian language worth reading. In

Gladwell: What the dog saw and other adventures 15/07/2012 Posted by Theophyle in 1, Carte Contemporary jaxa (Sec. 20-21), Journalism. Tags: Carte Contemporary (Sec. 20-21), Journalism, Malcolm Gladwell trackback T.
Malcolm Gladwell T. (born 1963) is a Canadian-born British journalist, author of bestsellers major in a world that reads a lot less than it did many decades. jaxa Gladwell lives in New York City and was a staff writer for New York with 1996. Between 1987 and 1996 he was a reporter for the Washington Post, where he wrote about business and science. Since 1996 is a columnist for The New Yorker. Malcolm Gladwell is ranked 10 in the global ranking of the most influential business thinkers Thinkers 50, 2011 edition, and in 2005, Time magazine included in the top 100 most influential people in the world.
Publisher Place, publisher of Romanian language collection jaxa of stories "What did câineleşi adventures" [2012, 456 pages] also published and "Blink" (2011), "the exceptional" (2009) and "The Tipping Point "(2008). All books and publishing literary value in a changing jaxa modernity and misunderstood by a large majority of Romanians.
Collection of stories was published by the author in store New Yorker, known for its style liberal elitist journalism are promoting. Gladwell is a talented journalist "birth", an exciting storyteller who manages to turn the trivial into a very interesting story. Who would dare to write a story that rely on the question - why are so many kinds of mustard and ketchup so few varieties? I assure you that few, Gladwell asks and manages to write a story very "readable" and interesting.
The author published his stories in the New Yorker grouped into three cat. The first section is devoted to obsessive personalities and those in authority called minor geniuses (not the size of some Einstein, Winston Churchill, Mandela jaxa and other architects jaxa of the world we live in, but others as more particularly juvenile known to American audiences). The second jaxa section is woven around theories and ways in which we organize our experiences jaxa we live. How should we address the issue of homeless people, financial scandals such as the collapse of a Challenger disaster? The third section analyzes the insights we have about our neighbors. How do we know someone is malicious, smartest or able to do one thing well? Presentations often skeptical, almost always cynical. "
The book is worth your read, in fact all his books published in Romanian language worth reading. In the days leading political arsonists Romania today, reading jaxa can help - in any case cheaper than a visit to a psychologist!
Thank you, first buy and then I read a review jaxa and theophyleasca. :) Also avoid visiting psychologist: "From childhood" Memories of Radu Rosetti recently appeared after "What I've heard from others" -Amintiri. With grudgingly jaxa (but) I recommend and Marie-Helene Bratianu: The memory of dead leaves
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