What is the author's perspective in the book, Talking to Strangers: What We Should Know About the People We Don’t Know?

Talking to Strangers is written by and from the perspective of Malcolm Gladwell. Throughout the text, Gladwell uses a first person vantage and presentation of information. He discusses his studies and findings through his distinct lens. While the author frequently references popular news stories and controversial court cases, he uses his voice to summarize and comment upon the stories.