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MOUNTAINS BEYOND MOUNTAINS STUDY GUIDE
QUOTATIONS - IMPORTANT QUOTES AND ANALYSIS
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The following quotations
are important at various points of the story (Random House, New York, 2003):
1. “That guy’s a fuckin’ saint.”
(pg. 16; This comment is made
by a homeless man named Joe in Boston who only wants to take his AIDS medication
and drink a six-pack of beer every day. Farmer gets him the beer.)
2. “I feel ambivalent about selling my services in
a world where some can’t buy them. You can feel ambivalent about that,
because you should feel ambivalent. Comma.”
(pg. 24; Farmer said this when Kidder asked him if he shouldn’t be compensated
for what he does.)
3. Farmer “narrates Haiti.”
(pg. 28; This is how describes his explanations which bring forth his drawing
of a moral about the suffering of.........
......25. “The world
changed yesterday.”
(pg. 299; Jim Kim writes this to Kidder when WHO finally adopted new prescriptions for dealing with MDR-TB.)
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