Dr. Rabia Akçoru is an independent researcher. She obtained her bachelor’s (2010) and her master’s (2013) degrees in Latin Language and Literature from Ankara University. She completed her PhD thesis, titled "Misogyny in Mediterranean Medieval Philosophy: Analysis of St. Augustine's Arguments and Expressions Regarding Female Sex Through Feminist Literary Criticism", in 2023 at the Mediterranean Medieval Studies Department of the Mediterranean Civilizations Research Institute, Akdeniz University. She worked as a lecturer on Latin Language at Hacettepe University and as a research assistant in the Latin Language and Literature Department of the Faculty of Languages and History-Geography at Ankara University. Her previous research interests are the Roman Republic and political propaganda, as her master’s thesis is titled "Propaganda in Roman Political Life in the 2nd half of 1st century BC". In addition to her previous research interests and Latin and Ancient Greek translations, she carries out studies in the areas of early Christian philosophy, the history of philosophy, feminist philosophy, Medieval European literature, propaganda and rhetoric, and women’s studies.