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…threat, eminent invasion by the Philistines, drove the Hebrews to formalize their tribal ties under one leader, Saul. With the defeat of the Philistines, Saul managed to keep control over the tribes, unifying them for his successor, the warrior-poet David…

…that will become uncontrollable if ignored. Alcoholism does not occur all at once and the symptoms are not always blatant. Alcoholics usually start out as social drinkers who are able to control their drinking, but they may lose this control and be carried…

…- controlled. Here Eliot introduces us to an “expert sailor,” a man wielding careful power with sail and oar. Here it is interesting to note that in alternate translations of the Upanishads, Brahman is referred to as “Wind, the string holding the world together…

…. A commanding officer must have 100% control of his subordinates on caring out his orders in which to accomplish the military power’s objective. Many military laws and ideas come from the Chinese philosopher Sun-Tsu and the renaissance writer, Niccolo’ Machiavelli…

…A tragic figure, according to the classic definition, is a person of noble birth whose character is flawed by a weakness that causes his downfall. Othello, while not a prince or a king, is descended from royalty, and proves himself worthy as a powerful…

…in the end. Sophocles shows how no one has control over their life, and that fate is more powerful than evil. At the moment of his birth, Oedipus seems to have a pre-determined set of events that would lead to his own destruction. Although he has free…

…in the manly society. On one hand Japan's history was full of empresses who successfully ruled and helped ruling Japan during different eras. On the second hand, during the Early Middle Ages women got the chance to handle difficult responsibility of controlling…

…in He is an angry person for He can be angry  potential for actual like in I can see your point for I see your point - Category-and-Member ICM  category for a member of a category like in the pill for birth control pill &#61680…

…, is compared and contrasted to the second society of Gilead, a totalitarian Christian authority which has taken control over America in the 1980's to save it from its declining birth rate and high levels of moral corruption. The protagonist of the novel, Offred…

…such as the United States., were liberty is experienced since birth. Several countries under totalitarian control give its citizens almost no decision in paving their own lives. In 1984, the citizens do not have privileges that a positive or just society would have. Basic…