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He also included Paul’s time at Duke, comparing the wealth of his peers and their “selfish” ideals to make oneself level up in life, with Paul’s humble upbringing and his magnanimous self. 

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He also included Paul’s time at Duke, comparing the wealth of his peers and their “selfish” ideals to make oneself level up in life, with Paul’s humble upbringing and his magnanimous self. 

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Tracey Kidder started off with Paul Farmer’s childhood to orient us to why he did what he did, as he is an anomalie in our world in terms of helping those in need :)

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Tracey Kidder started off with Paul Farmer’s childhood to orient us to why he did what he did, as he is an anomalie in our world in terms of helping those in need :)

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Tracy Kidder didn't really add the low points of Farmer. And when he did, he didn't go in depth about how farmer was able to get himself out of that. 

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Tracy Kidder didn't really add the low points of Farmer. And when he did, he didn't go in depth about how farmer was able to get himself out of that. 

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He included some background information on Farmer’s upbringing and morals

He does not include every detail of Farmer's life. He finds the important events and feelings of Farmer that move the story forward

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 Kidder mainly includes Farmer’s big events or pivotal moments in his life that shape who he is and what his mission is as a doctor, and omits some of the details surrounding his relationship with his family and wife and such in favor of telling us about him instead.

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 Kidder mainly includes Farmer’s big events or pivotal moments in his life that shape who he is and what his mission is as a doctor, and omits some of the details surrounding his relationship with his family and wife and such in favor of telling us about him instead.

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Tell Farmer’s background/childhood

Give lots of examples that shape his personality

Background with different characters

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Tracy Kidder gave the full story of Paul Farmer and his organization. He didn’t include a lot of boring facts. Instead, he only included the interesting facts and details about his life. He focused a lot on the personalities of the people and what their view of the world was.

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He talked about Paul's early life and his family dynamic and how it shaped his approach to his adult life

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-Talk with Paul Farmer a lot
-Kidder saw his work in person
-Asked Paul Farmer about his background and childhood
-Referenced himself in comparison
-Provided background information
-Quoted main characters
-Zoomed in on important moments

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Tracy Kidder included his past, childhood, relationships, and passions to better tell his story.

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Tracey wrote from his perspective in order to make Paul Farmer’s accomplishments more believable. Additionally, Tracey wrote his own thoughts and experiences, which differed from Paul’s on various issues and incidents. This includes the many attacks, every patient he meets. He wrote of Paul’s background and detailed all of the relationships he’s made or had with people over the years, whether it be positive or negative. -Daniel

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His second hand story telling allowed the reader to see Paul's attitude, but also how that could come across to others. -Reed

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His second hand story telling allowed the reader to see Paul's attitude, but also how that could come across to others. -Reed

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He Included paul farmers struggles, his beliefs and his dedication to his cause. He also went into to detail on how that affect paul farmers personal life

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Tracey Kidder talks about when he first met Paul Farmer, and what his first impressions were of him. He goes briefly over Farmer’s childhood, with only a chapter or two.

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Tracy Kidder gave background on Paul Farmer but it wasn't just a timeline of his life, Tracy Kidder switched time periods a few times.

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He doesn’t seem to include much of what Paul’s actual viewpoints are, he just seems to make guesses to what they might be.

He includes the important moments, and skips over most of the “non-important” moments.

He makes inferences about what caused Paul to be the person he is today.

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Tracey Kidder often shifts from talking about Farmer in an objective way, to talking about him through his outsider point of view. This is a more critical point of view and humanizes Farmer because he seems perfect to so many people.

- koreb