Prospect Magazine  |  December 26
In Prospect's December issue, Bloody women: Amid a rise in violence against women and girls, which accounts for nearly 20 per cent of recorded crime in England and Wales, the sociologist Cynthia Miller-Idriss examines how a surge in misogynistic content online has attracted men to the populist right as well as into other forms of extremism. Plus, Katharine Quarmby asks whether adoption is the best answer for children who can’t live with their original families, Ben Ansell argues Brexit is following the same path as US Prohibition a century before and Ioan Marc Jones documents one man’s quest for a bit of peace of quiet. In culture, Christopher Bray searches for the real John Berger, Fiammetta Rocco considers the restless Willem de Kooning, Kate Maltby sees a compelling portrayal of Thomas Becket by David Suchet and Sheila Hancock dissects The Celebrity Traitors. Plus, culture editor Peter Hoskin speaks to Richard Dawkins on whether AI might be conscious and, fittingly, this month’s Hinterland is answered by the AI assistant Claude
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Prospect Magazine December 26.