剑桥大学最年轻的黑人教授杰森·阿代（Jason Arday）的回忆录《Great and Unfortunate Things》将于周四由Simon & Schuster出版社按家属意愿在英国出版1。该回忆录已于本月早些时候在美国出版1。阿代于8月14日在伦敦的公寓内被发现死亡，享年41岁1。生前，其学术资格与个人成就曾遭到媒体的持续质疑1。
这部回忆录讲述了阿代从一名自闭症非语言儿童成长为剑桥学者的经历1。不过，在提前送审的版本中，并未提及他曾声称在6天内跑600英里为慈善筹款的成就1。面对外界质疑，阿代在7月31日接受《泰晤士报》采访时承认犯错，但否认自己是“骗子和学术造假者”1。剑桥大学于2023年宣布任命阿代，并在争议后于8月5日宣布对其任命展开调查1。
Simon & Schuster is publishing the memoir of Jason Arday, recognized as the youngest Black professor at the University of Cambridge, in the UK on Thursday 1. Arday died at the age of 41 after being found dead in his London apartment on August 14 1. Titled "Great and Unfortunate Things," the book was released earlier this month in the US and is now being published in the UK according to his family's wishes 1. The memoir details his journey from a non-verbal autistic child to a Cambridge scholar 1.
The publication follows continuous media questioning of his academic qualifications and personal achievements 1. An advance review copy of the memoir omits some of his previously claimed achievements, including running 600 miles in six days for charity 1. Following the controversy, the University of Cambridge announced an investigation into Arday's appointment on August 5, having originally announced his hiring in 2023 1. In a July 31 interview with The Times, Arday acknowledged making mistakes but rejected the label of a "fraud and an academic faker" 1.
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