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…Spina Bifida is a Latin term meaning split spine. It is the name given to a group of birth defects, which interfere with the development of the central nervous system: the brain, the spinal cord and the nerve tissues. It results from…

…Oedipus the King was the story of man who was built into a character by something he had no control of. Later in Oedipus’ life, as he lived out his fate, his hidden past began to unravel. As his kingdom began to fall with the rise of plague, Oedipus…

…realizes so as to something is wrong when Jocasta leaves the stage screaming, but his speech at lines 1183–1194 is seems strangely joyful. “Let it burst! Whatever will, whatever must! I must know my birth; no matter how common it may be-I must see my…

…. The Greeks believed in the power of the gods and of fate. Since Oedipus’ downfall was predicted by the oracle at his birth and again later in the play, one might say he could not stop the events from occurring. In this way, his suffering was inevitable…

…hold on to their belief that birth control is unnatural. Women should remain abstinent until married, and ready to conceive. While liberals feel that women now have control over the right to choose how, and when they are ready to reproduce. Bottom line…

…is leading the populous to a state of economic deprivation. In an indirect way as Todaro puts it Malthus was the father of the birth control movement, he furthermore stated that we are morally obligated to regulate birth rate because of the economic and social…

…in Brave New World do know that they are being controlled by soma "the wonder drug" and at birth the Controller has subliminal messages piped into the babies ears. In 1984 the society seems to know they are being controlled by Big Brother, but most do not really…

…it. In Africa there have been examples of men taking the female birth control pill, so it proved totally ineffective and had no bearing on birth rates. Worldwide, the percentage of married women currently using contraception was estimated to be 58 per cent in 1993…

…an analogy, with the screens being compared to birth control. Birth control can fail, and does fail on occasion. Since you have taken the best precautions to keep the seeds out of your 'house' there is no invitation for the seeds to come in, thus establishing…

…contribute to the high rate of teenage pregnancy. Some of these reasons include, not being educated about the birth-control methods made available to them, such as the birth-control pill and condoms, which are supplied at free clinics. A teenage girl may want…