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358:). It succeeds because she has instructed herself so carefully in the technical literature. Above all, it succeeds because she has been able to engage Aaron Green in a simulacrum of the psychoanalytic encounter — he confessing to her, she (I suspect) to him, the two of them joined in an intricate minuet of revelation."
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while MacDonald was on trial for the murders of his two daughters and pregnant wife. In
Malcolm’s reporting, McGinniss quickly arrived at the conclusion that MacDonald was guilty, but feigned belief in his innocence to gain MacDonald’s trust and access to the story—ultimately being sued by MacDonald
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Malcolm's penchant for controversial subjects and tendency to insert her views into the narrative brought her both admirers and critics. "Leaning heavily on the techniques of psychoanalysis, she probes not only actions and reactions but motivations and intent; she pursues literary analysis like a
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characterized
Malcolm as "a self-hater whose work has managed to speak for the self-hatred (not to mention the class issues) of a profession that has designs on being 'one of the professions' but never will be." Junod found her to be devoid of "journalistic sympathy" and observed: "Very few
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in 1963 with women's interest assignments, writing about holiday shopping and children's books, as well as a column on home decor. She next wrote about photography for the magazine. She moved to reporting in 1978, which
Malcolm attributed to her smoking cessation in a 2011 profile by
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summarized the tension between these polarized views, writing in 2011, "Malcolm's work, then, occupies that strange glittering territory between controversy and the establishment: she is both a grande dame of journalism, and still, somehow, its enfant terrible."
180:(1990). Malcolm wrote frequently about psychoanalysis and explored the relationship between journalist and subject. She was known for her prose style and for polarizing criticism of her profession, especially in her most contentious work,
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After a decade of proceedings, a jury finally decided in
Malcolm's favor on November 2, 1994 on the grounds that, whether or not the quotations were genuine, more evidence would be needed to rule against Malcolm.
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magazine. Roundly criticized upon first publication, the book is still controversial, although it has come to be regarded as a classic, routinely assigned to journalism students. It ranks ninety-seventh in
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has been praised by psychoanalysts (with justice) as a dependable introduction to analytic theory and technique. It has the rare advantage over more solemn texts of being funny as well as informative".
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In August 1995, Malcolm claimed to have discovered a misplaced notebook containing three of the disputed quotes, swearing "an affidavit under penalty of perjury that the notes were genuine."
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journalists are more animated by malice than Janet
Malcolm.” Junod himself, however, has been criticized for a number of journalistic duplicities, including a smirking piece in
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wrote in 2023 "it seems safe to say that the two most important long-form journalists this country produced in the second half of the last century were
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crime drama and courtroom battles like novels," wrote Cara Parks in
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which has become a staple of journalism-school curricula.
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2042:"Gardner Botsford, 87, Dies; Editor at The New Yorker"
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733:The Silent Woman: Sylvia Plath & Ted Hughes
1159:"Winn Family Collection; Identifier: AR 25493"
1043:PEN/Jacqueline Bograd Weld Award for Biography
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304:Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library
1981:"Writer Comes Clean On Fake Stipe Profile"
1745:"Malcolm's Lost Notes And a Child at Play"
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630:A Life of Privilege, Mostly: A Memoir
1640:Randolph, Eleanor (August 5, 1989).
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1346:Roiphe, Katie (September 23, 2007).
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120:American Academy of Arts and Letters
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2273:20th-century American women writers
1884:Finch, Charles (January 11, 2023).
1870:Modern Library: 100 Best Nonfiction
1137:Malcolm, Janet (October 29, 2018).
771:Reading Chekhov: A Critical Journey
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2313:American women non-fiction writers
2117:Kirsten Reach (January 14, 2014).
1546:"Not Much Has Changed Since Freud"
1287:"A life in writing: Janet Malcolm"
1053:National Book Critics Circle Award
1027:National Book Award for Nonfiction
363:National Book Award for Nonfiction
350:review, Joseph Edelson wrote that
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1642:"New Yorker Libel Suit Dismissed"
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1382:"The Importance of Being Biased"
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1065:for Belles Lettres and Criticism
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1207:"The Art of Nonfiction No. 4"
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934:. Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
915:. Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
830:. Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
790:Two Lives: Gertrude and Alice
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1936:Junod, Tom (July 11, 2011).
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752:The Crime of Sheila McGough
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2119:"NBCC finalists announced"
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1139:"Six Glimpses of the Past"
1055:(Criticism) shortlist for
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2030:St. Martin's Press, 2003.
1886:"Janet Malcolm Remembers"
960:. Yale University Press.
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792:. Yale University Press.
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1035:2001 - election to the
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265:Superman and Clark Kent
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1534:(London, 1988) p. 763.
1205:Roiphe, Katie (2011).
1057:Forty-One False Starts
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218:University of Michigan
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2097:The New York Observer
1969:. September 25, 1997.
1442:"Was Trust Betrayed?"
697:New York Review Books
678:In the Freud Archives
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370:In the Freud Archives
172:In the Freud Archives
37:Janet Malcolm in 2013
2338:Jewish women writers
591:and Janet Malcolm."
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361:The book was a 1982
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152:Jana Klara Wienerová
2358:Writers from Prague
2227:Janet Malcom Papers
2157:on January 15, 2014
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1118:on January 20, 2009
754:. Alfred A. Knopf.
735:. Alfred A. Knopf.
716:. Alfred A. Knopf.
680:. Alfred A. Knopf.
470:Janet Malcolm, 1990
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148:Janet Clara Malcolm
2131:on January 8, 2017
2046:The New York Times
1963:"A Public Bashing"
1890:The New York Times
1842:The New York Times
1821:The New York Times
1819:Scardino, Albert,
1780:The New York Times
1749:The New York Times
1724:on January 9, 2015
1612:The New York Times
1550:The New York Times
1446:The New York Times
1386:The New York Times
1352:The New York Times
1252:The New York Times
1013:and other stories.
1003:and other stories.
989:and Other Stories.
513:The Modern Library
222:The Michigan Daily
216:, and then at the
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1718:The Village Voice
1478:"Academy Members"
1020:Awards and honors
993:Constance Garnett
967:978-0-300-12861-1
941:978-0-374-27949-3
922:978-0-374-15769-2
903:978-0-679-41232-8
882:978-0-89381-727-5
863:978-0-87923-273-3
846:Essay collections
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818:978-0-300-16883-9
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