February 5, 2021

Hit-job journalism misses the target again Jordan Peterson's critics continue to ignore the most interesting thing about him

Douglas Murray

11.12

One small step for free speech This week's Cambridge victory will do little to stop the march through the institutions

Douglas Murray

10.12

Women already have a Jordan Peterson The eccentric philosopher of male supremacy is fulfilling a rather basic role

Sarah Ditum

08.12

How the mob can silence you Is it possible to stop prominent figures from expressing themselves?

Tom Chivers

27.11

Jordan Peterson v the crybullies The reaction to the 12 Rules for Life sequel shows an infantile intolerance

Douglas Murray

23.10

The world needs Jordan Peterson more than ever The professor is back after a year of illness, and his timing could not be better

Douglas Murray

08.07

Are young people turning to the Right? Political correctness could explain why the Jordan Peterson generation is quite so conservative

Eric Kaufmann

01.07

The emptiness of the Intellectual Dark Web A new book asks if Jordan Peterson's coterie really are renegades — or just anti-liberal troublemakers

James Bloodworth

26.06

Cambridge University’s very modern bigotry The institution promotes an academic tweeting racism, yet considers Jordan Peterson to be beyond the pale

Douglas Murray

09.03

The cringe of Right-wing celebrity-worship The Right can never out-celeb the Left, as the 'anti-Greta' demonstrates

Daniel Kalder

25.02

What the Persians could teach Marie Kondo The secret to successful tidying is to accept that the job will never be done

Polly Mackenzie

14.02

Why mock Jordan Peterson’s suffering? The controversial professor's critics are delighting in his tribulations — it's not a good look

Simon Evans