The Atlantic·5 min read·hard
Henrik Ibsen’s Jason Arday
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Graeme Wood
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This article examines the life and death of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday, who died following revelations of professional dishonesty. It uses Henrik Ibsen's concept of the 'life-lie' to analyze the psychological collapse of a man caught in a web of his own fabrications.
Some are now suggesting that Arday was the victim, and the people who drew attention to his lies, the villains.
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