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Articles related to "Infanticide"
Infanticide - Ultimate Child Abuse Murdering a newborn baby, what could be more depraved? A woman killing a child she gave birth to is unthinkable, yet it happens. Infant homicide is a horrific crime. infanticide • child abuse • infants are murdered • katrina effert • infant homicide
Prohibiting Female Infanticide Muhammad (pbuh) abolished the practice of female infanticide, overturning a prevalent cultural norm by the verse At-Takwir. The practice, however, still exists today. female infanticide in the qur'an • female infanticide in today's society • china and gender preferences • india and gender preferences • daughters in islam
Abandonment and Infanticide in Ancient Times Although infanticide was common in many ancient Mediterranean cultures, Roman society preferred abandonment and developed laws to regulate the process. abandonment of children in the ancient world • infanticide in the ancient world • roman laws on child abandonment • constantine and child abandonment • converting free infants to slaves
GANGES: The River Mother Westerners know the mighty Ganges to be just another one of the holiest rivers in India. But there is much more than meets the eye. Explore the myths and legends that surround this living river. ganga • ganges • rivers • mahabharatha • mahabaratha
Killer Dolphins Scientists, following a trail of bloody clues, have discovered that dolphins are far from the happy, peaceful creatures that humans think they know. dolphins • infanticide • killers • violence • cetaceans
Prides, Coalitions and Infanticide Among Lions Discover the benefits to lionesses to form a pride and why a coalition of male lions would take over the pride and kill the young cubs. evolutionary and behavioural reasons lions stay in • prides • coalitions and infanticide among lions • lions sexual success • the sexual behaviour of lions
Nebraska Safe Haven Law Cases Rise Recent spikes in the number of children left at hospitals across the U.S. lead some to question the benefits of safe surrender laws. Others find the programs essential. safe haven law • nebraska • infant abandonment • abortion • infanticide
The Northern Jacana In Costa Rica Non-migratory tropical jacanas and migrant arctic shorebirds practice polyandry, a form of polygamy. Seasonal abundance of insects appears to drive this mating style. jacana • costa rica birds • polyandry • polygamy • infanticide
Matricide and Infanticide in a Spider Some baby spiders eat their mothers and second mates kill eggs of former mates. These behaviors carry severe penalties for the female while the babies and males benefit. matricide by spiders • infanticide by male spiders • cuckolding spiders • benefits of spiders eating their mothers • spiders feed their young
Illicit Issue, Part 2 Secret children, secret marriages -- it's Suite 101 goes to the tabloids, in Part 2 of this two-part article. opera • faust • gounod • boito • mefistofele
Mental Illness The history of mental illness reveals that there are a few ways we tend to intervene, ways that, over time, come and go. Who is served by these interventions? mental illness • history of mental illness • postmodernism and mental illness • itard • wild boy of aveyron
A Christmas Carol Every year at this time, I take in the tale again, each season finding myself more in sympathy with Ebenezer Scrooge. a christmas carol • charles dickens • 19th-century england • enclosure laws • british history
Killing Baby Girls Even the tiniest little girls cannot escape gender violence and death. female infanticide • hindu families tamil nadu murder baby daughters • indian chinese parents rid unwanted baby daughters • india son support parents • chinese government one child policy
Breaking News - Renelique's License Revoked Abortionist Pierre Jean-Jacques Renelique's medical license is revoked by the Florida Board of Medicine, Friday, February 6, 2009. dr. pierre jean-jacque renelique • infanticide • failed abortion • born alive • killing
Child's Death Blamed on Unlicensed Staff A lawsuit filed January 27, 2009 in Miami by the Thomas More Society alleges the murder of a newborn, Shanice Denise Osbourne. dr. pierre jean-jacque renelique • infanticide • failed abortion • born alive • killing
The Modern Renaissance of Hinduism In the middle of the 19th century Hinduism was at one of its lowest points. The influence of the Bhakti Movement had waned. The British were totally in control. hinduism • bhakti movement • dr. karan singh • caste system • sati
The Sexual Behaviour of Lions - Panthera leo Discover how the lion's mane makes him a catch for females wanting to mate with a virile, healthy male. lion mane length and color • lions sexual success • the sexual behaviour of lions • panthera leo • mating in lions
Newes From the Dead by Mary Hooper Mary Hooper's novel is the well-researched and fascinating story of Anne Green, a young woman who was hanged for infanticide but was miraculously brought back to life. newes from the dead • mary hooper • teen • fiction • historical fiction
Torture and the Witchcraze of Early Modern Europe This continues the previous articles' discussion of torture during the early modern witchtrials, particularly focusing on the torture of women. witches • accusations • women • torture • inquisition
Yanomami III Third of three articles on the Yanomami. This articles discusses some of the ethical questions facing Anthropologists and western cultures on the preservation of Yanomami culture. yanomami • consumerism • kopenawa • funai • culture
Consolation Reduces Stress in Chimpanzees A chimpanzee that is upset by conflict is often hugged or groomed by another chimp, one that regularly shares food or play, lowering levels of key stress indicators. chimpanzee behavior study • stress reduction • consolation and empathy • great ape social group structure • post conflict reconciliation
The Sea Change Caused by RU-486 The advent of drugs to induce abortions makes it practically impossible ban abortions. Anti-abortion advocates should change tactics. ru-486 • abortion
Bonobos and Their Likeness to Humans Bonobos live in the continent of Africa, but have a specific habitat in the humid forests south of the Congo River in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. bonobos • bonobos and humans • comparing bonobos and humans • bonobos sexual behavior • female dominated society
Christ and Krishna There are fascinating parallels in the lives of Jesus Christ and Krishna, which point to common truths shared by Christianity and Hinduism. jesus christ and krishna • similarities between jesus christ and krishna • hinduism and christianity • parallels between hinduism and christianity • great saints of india
Life Expectancy in Prehistory Our prehistoric ancestors were lucky to live past their twenties and suffered from hard physical work and recurring ailments. life expectancy in prehistory • isbister • prehistoric ancestors • tomb of the eagles • lindow man
Physical and Behavioral Attributes of Bonobos Bonobos are often confused with chimpanzees, but they are separate species. How exactly do bonobos differ from common chimpanzees? bonobo • bonobo language • paniscus • pygmy chimpanzee • bonobo apes
Prostitution in Classical Athens The prostitutes of Classical Athens could be considered fortunate that they enjoyed freedoms and independence that other women did not. They had their fair share of prob athens • prostitution • classical period • hetaera • slaves
Rome and Carthage Compared Rome and Carthage differed in many ways including social, cultural, religious, and military aspects yet the final Punic War determined which power would survive. rome and carthage compared • causes of the punic wars • why rome fought carthage • trade competition in the ancient mediterranean wor • religious differences between rome and carthage
Supreme Court hears "partial ban abortion" case Supreme Court hears "partial-ban abortion" case. This will be the first major decision on abortion in almost a decade. partial-birth abortion • pro-choice • pro-life • supreme court • nebraska
Suspect in Tiller's Murder May Be Charged Today A Merriam, Kansas man was apprehended and detained as a suspect in the Sunday morning killing of Dr. George Tiller at Reformation Lutheran Church in Wichita, Kansas. suspect in tiller’s murder may be charged today • 51 year old scott p. roeder not connected to pro- • roeder may have posted at operation rescue.com • merriam • ks man apprehended near gardener ks
Tattoo Origins in the South Pacific The practice of tattooing started with a myth, became a rite of passage, fell out of favor after the arrival of Christian missionaries and has been revived today. tattoo • tahiti • polynesia • body art • south pacific
The Risk of Overlying Babies While Cosleeping The safety of cosleeping is a hot-button topic. One of the most common objections is that mothers will roll on their babies and suffocate them. What are the facts? risk of overlying while cosleeping • cosleeping smothering • bedsharing safety • is it safe to sleep with baby • cpsc report on cosleeping
Thomas Hardy – The Time-Torn Man A review of Claire Tomalin's biography of Thomas Hardy, which sympathetically documents the long and sometimes controversial life of this great writer. claire tomalin biography thomas hardy • thomas hardy biography • life of thomas hardy • novels by thomas hardy • tess of d'urbervilles controversy thomas hardy
United Nations Day Lesson Plans Find United Nations activities and free lesson plans for UN week. Learn the UN flag meaning. Children can understand the Human Rights Council history and objectives. united nations day • lesson plan • un day • un flag • universal declaration of human rights
What Are the Implications of Finding a Gay Gene? Finding a genetic cause for homosexuality, a "gay gene", could pose serious global human rights questions as it becomes possible to identify a gay child prenatally. causes for homosexuality • gay gene identified • abortion of gay foetus • identifying gay gene and the law • is being gay in your dna
Writing for Kids – Fairy Tales For centuries writers have used common childhood fears as a basis for fairy tales. Modernizing traditional fairy tales is a popular writing genre. writing for children • childhood fear • childhood psychology • ideas for stories • hints for creative writing
Medea a short biographical sketch of history's most notorious witch-Medea and her legendary furpiece, the Golden Fleece, with a few links with Callas the diva reigning ad aeternum euripides • medea • mythology • jason • golden fleece
Medieval and Renaissance Parenting A brief look at attitudes towards parenting and children in Roman, Medieval and Renaissance Europe historical childhood perceptions • medieval parenting • swaddling • pater familia • renaissance parenting
Notre Dame's Obama Crisis Escalates Unchecked For nearly two months, Notre Dame University has endured escalating controversy over President Obama's invitation to speak at commencement and receive an honorary degree. notre dame's obama invite outrages catholics • president obama's honorary law degree and commence • activists mobilize to protest scanal • faithful catholics outraged regarding abortion iss • national student organization
Parental Desire for a Boy or Girl Birth of the first born child is always the one with the most excitement for first time parents. parental desire • child preference • emotional maturity • desire for a boy • parents
The Best Banned Books of the Last Century Censored, challenged, forbidden, or just plain banned-some of the greatest books of our time have gotten the worst rap. banned books • challenged books • banned • books • harry potter
Postpartum Depression Widespread ignorance gives this devastating illness far more power than it warrants. depression • postpartum depression • motherhood • women and depression • mental health
II-2 Va'iera A Plague on You Moses returns to Egypt and lead the children of Israel to freedom. However, the winning their release will not come easily. Moses must be a diplomat extraordinaire when confronting Pharaoh. The commitment between man and God is a mutual contract, reminiscent of marriage. The first seven plagues come to pass, touching every aspect of human life as Pharaoh refuses to acknowledge that he is not in control of the universe. vaera • va'iera • shmot • shemot • shemos
II-3 Bo Locust Fly From Here Negotiations between Moses and Pharaoh continue: The last three plagues, Locusts, Darkness and Death of the Firstborn, descend upon the terrified Egyptians. Pharaoh temporarily relents when his son dies. The Israelites get ready to shift as they celebrate their first Passover. Israel's redemption appears through the darkness settling over the land. Darkness sympbolizes spiritual blindness, the despair of an enslaved people or those overburdened by the injustice of the world. shemot • shmot • shmos • parasha • parsha
Yanomami The Yanomami are the largest group of Neolithic people known. Contact with the western world has degraded their traditional culture, possibly beyond repair. Disease and violence against them threatens their survival. This is the first of two articles examining their plight and their future. yanomami • yanomamo • brazil • venezuela • indigenous
What Was Life Like for Women in Colonial Boston? In the decades before the Revolution, most Boston women were literate, many ran shops. Also, abortion was legal and getting a divorce was easier than in England. women in colonial america • business in colonial america • occupations for women in colonial america • reproductive rights for women in colonial america • women's rights in colonial america
Censorship in Children's Literature censorship issues in children's literature and reasons for some of the books that have been banned censorship • censorship issues in children's literature • banned books • banned authors • sue reichard |
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