Mary Beard - Democracy and Tolerance

Mary Beard (Much Wenlock, England – 1955) is Professor of Classical Studies at the University of Cambridge, Research Fellow at Newham College and Professor of Ancient Literature at the Royal Academy of Arts in London. She is a member of the British Academy of Arts and of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and also an editor at The Times Literary Supplement and a regular collaborator at the BBC. Her studies have delved deep into issues such as the historical and social role of women, and the status of refugees.

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Mary Beard and Her 'Battle Cry' Against Internet Trolling - The New York Times

Mary Beard on the Logic of Misogyny

The Strange Order of Things Summary of Key Ideas and Review

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Going After Gore

We're asking the wrong questions about the Google â?oanti-diversity memoâ??

Islam and the Future of Tolerance — Harvard University Press

The Last Time Democracy Almost Died

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