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and trolls whomercilessly attack and demean women theworld over.Few,sadly,are more experenced with this kind of hateful barragethan Beard herself,who has been subjectedto a whole onslaught of criticism online,inresponse to her articles and public speeches.  \nIn Women &Power,Beard presentsher most powerful statement yet,tracingthe origins of misogyny to their ancientroots.In two provocative essays,Beardconnects the past to the present as onlyshe can,examining the pitfalls of genderand the ways that history has mistreatedpowerful women since time immemorial.  \nAs far back as Homer's Odyssey,Beardshows,women have been prohibitedfrom leadership roles in civic life,publicspeech historically being defined as inher-ently male.There is no clearer examplethan Odysseus'wife,Penelope,who sealsher lips and proceeds upstairs when toldto shut up by Telemachus,her son.Otherwomen who have dared to open theirmouths in public or,against all odds,gained power-from would-be Roman orators,through the great queen Elizabe-have been treated as \"freakish andogynes,\"attacked or punished for thcourage-regarded with suspicion at bstcontempt at worst.From Medusa to Pomela(whose tongue was cut out),fiHillary Clinton to Elizabeth Warren(v\\#  \n(continued on back fap)  \n百LONGER PROPERTinl IA      l  \n△TTLE PUBLIC LBRARoFJSHo32018  \n# Praise for Mary Beard's SPQR\n\n\"Beard tells this story precisely and clearly,with passion....SPQR is a grim successstory,but one told with wonderful flair.”  \n-Wall Street Journal  \n\"In SPQRyou'll want to pay close attention towhatever[Mary Beard]says.”  \n-Michael Dirda,Washington Post  \n“Popular history at its best.”-Newsday  \n“As [Beard]takes us through the brothels,bars,and back alleys where the populusRomanus left their imprint,one senses,above all,that she is having fun.”  \n-New Republic  \n-Atlantic  \n“Magisterial.”  \n“Beard invites intimacy with her thinking-intimate because it is welcomingly shared,and artful in its elemental honesty andexperienced depth.”  \n-Christian Science Monitor  \nALSO BY MARY BEARD  \nSPQR:AHistory of Ancient RomeLaughter in Ancient RomeThe Roman TriumphConfronting the Classics  \nPompeii:The Life ofa Roman TownIt's a Don's LifeAll in a Don's DayThe ParthenonThe Colosseum(with Keith Hopkins)  \n# MARYBEARDWOMEN &POWER\n\nA MANIFESTO  \n步  \nLIVERIGHT PUBLISHING CORPORATIONA Division of W.W.Norton&CompanyIndependent Publishers Since 1923New York London  \nCopyright o2017 by Mary Beard Publications LtdFirst American Edition 2017  \n# All rights reserved\n\nPrinted in the United States of America  \nA version of \"The Public Voice of Women\"first appeared inthe London Review of Books,20 March 2014;\"Women in Power\"was published,also in the London Review of Books,16 March2017.Both were lectures presented by Mary Beard in the LRBWinter Lecture series  \nFor information about permission to reproduce selectionsfrom this book,write to Permissions,Liveright PublishingCorporation,a division of W.W.Norton &Company,Inc.,500 Fifth Avenue,New York,NY 10110  \nFor information about special discounts for bulk purchases,please contact W.W.Norton Special Sales at specialsales@wwnorton.com or 800-233-4830  \nManufacturing by Quad Graphics,FairfieldProduction manager:Anna Oler  \nISBN 978-1-63149-475-8  \nLiveright Publishing Corporation500 Fifth Avenue,New York,NY.10110www.wwnorton.com  \nW.W.Norton &Company Ltd.15 Carlisle Street,London W₁D 3BS  \n234567890  \nFor Helen Morales","cbCaifU4tRtPub9Q","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifU4tRtPub9Q","pdf",3986088,136,"English","# Introduction\n## Attacking misogyny and online harassment\n## Tracing misogyny from ancient roots\n## Gendered barriers to public voice and leadership\n## Historical case studies and consequences\n# Additional materials\n## Praise and related works\n## Publication and copyright information","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of Mary Beard’s manifesto?\",\"answer\":\"It confronts misogynists and trolls who attack and 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