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Jon Ronson’s ‘Castle’ and its strange, idle men

  • Posted on September 14, 2026
  • By The Atlantic
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In brief

Jon Ronson's latest work examines a compelling social phenomenon: the withdrawal of men from conventional societal structures. Through investigative journalism, Ronson explores how economic stagnation, lack of opportunity, and diminished social purpose have contributed to male disengagement. The narrative presents a nuanced examination of modern masculinity, examining why increasing numbers of men are opting out of traditional life pathways, challenging readers to reconsider assumptions about ambition, success, and meaningful participation in contemporary culture.

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Jon Ronson’s ‘Castle’ and its strange, idle men
Jon Ronson’s ‘Castle’ and its strange, idle men

Jon Ronson’s “The Castle” argues that men are giving up on society because they have nothing better to do.
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