Cancel Culture

Mugged by misrepresentation

Mark Humphrys faces the loss of his university post, if the online mob succeeds

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Can Cambridge cope with Jordan Peterson?

His visit tests the self-appointed judiciary of acceptable ideas

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The war on normativity

Chris Pratt is a man caught in the middle of a growing rift between two Americas

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Cancelling Terry Gilliam (again)

Gilliam is now 80, and seems as cheerily intent on causing trouble and controversy as ever

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The quiet cancellations

In the fearful climate of cancel culture, women and girls lose out — again

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Sally Rooney and cultural boycotts

Rooney has now run into greater controversy than simple literary taste

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Canary in the cultural coalmine

Robin Ashenden talks to the prescient Lionel Shriver about cancel culture

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Self-made demoniacs

Beware of pointing the finger, even at the devil

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Such, such were the goys

Jonathon Green says the xenophobic 1920s novels that inspired his lifelong love of literature should not be cancelled

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The gift and curse of language     

It separates us from the animals – and the angels

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