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 \n£7.99  \n# PRAISE FORMARY BEARD\n\n'Troll slayer'New Yorker  \n'When I grow up I want to be Mary Beard…wickedly wonderful'Megan Beech  \n'Tf they'd had Mary Beard on their side backthen,the Romans would still have theirempire'Daily Mail  \n# 'What she says is always powerful andinteresting'Guardian\n\n‘[She]implicitly invites us to think aboutour own world,and about our answers tothe question of what makes us human.Sydney Morning Herald  \nAn irrepressible enthusiast with arefreshing disregard for convention'Financial Times  \nALSO BY MARY BEARD  \nSPQR:AHistory of Ancient RomeLaughter in Ancient RomeThe Roman TriumphConfronting the Classics  \nPompeii:The Life of a Roman TownIt's a Don's LifeAll ina Don's DayThe ParthenonThe Colosseum(with Keith Hopkins)  \n# MARYBEARDWOMEN &POWER\n\nA MANIFESTO  \nPROFILE BOOKS  \nLondon ReviewOFBOOKS  \nFirst published in Great Britain in 2017 byPROFILE BOOKS LTD3 Holford YardBevin WayLondon WCiX9HDwuu.profilebooks.com  \nand  \nLONDON REVIEW OF BOOKS28 Little Russell StreetLondon WC1A zHNwwulrb.couk  \nAversion of'The Public Voice of Women’',first appeared in the LondonReview of Books,20 March 2014;'Women in Power'was published,also in the London Review of Books,16 March 2017.Both were lecturespresented by Mary Beard in the LRB Winter Lecture series.  \nCopyright C Mary Beard Publications Ltd,2017  \nTypeset in Elenaby MacGuru LtdPrinted and bound in Great Britain by Clays,St Ives plc  \nThe moral right of the author has been asserted.  \nAll rights reserved.Without limiting the rights under copyrightreserved above,no part of this publication may be reproduced,stored or introduced into a retrieval system,or transmitted,inany form or by any means(electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recordingor otherwise),without the prior written permissionof both the copyrightowner and the publisher of this book.  \nACIP catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library.  \nISBN 9781788160605eISBN 9781782834533  \nFor Helen Morales  \nhttps://archive.org/details/womenpowermanife0000bear","cbCaiu05ocDmzqqi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu05ocDmzqqi","pdf",4181039,136,"English","# Women and Power - A Manifesto\n## Themes and arguments\n## Personal reflections and questions","[{\"question\":\"What range of examples does Mary Beard use in her manifesto?\",\"answer\":\"She draws examples from the classical world through to modern life, linking cultural patterns across time.\"},{\"question\":\"Which issues does the book focus on regarding power and women?\",\"answer\":\"It addresses misogyny’s cultural roots, women’s public voice, assumptions about women and power, and how few resist being shaped into a male template.\"},{\"question\":\"What personal perspective does Mary Beard include?\",\"answer\":\"She includes reflections on sexism and gendered aggression she has experienced online, and uses that to question how power is defined.\"}]","MARY BEARD WOMEN & POWER - A MANIFESTO | PDF",1791881149,209]