“I Have Killed My Son”: Delving into Key- Utterances in Tennyson’s Dora (1842)

Why does my son have a genetic disease?

The question “why” is a typical question of human beings, who not only know the world and react to it, but also wish to understand its meaning. From the classical reflection of Aristotle which was conducted in physics as well as in metaphysics on the fourfold dimension of causality, important observations are still deduced. The cause is always material, formal, efficient, final. Every time, in ...

This Stranger, My Son

This is the story of how a conventional middle-class American household?a surgeon, his wife and three normal children?had first to recognise, then to cope with and, finally, to exclude, an abnormal family member. Tony was a beautiful child, the eldest, and apart from long hours of screaming for no apparent reason, he seemed a normal baby. His intellectual and motor development was average, but ...

Goodbye, My Son

Woolson. (Frederick Midler, 18s.). This is the account of his adult son's psychotic illness by an American journals and of the way in which members of his family tried to readjust themselves to its effects upon their lives and personalities. The narrative is a painful one, and the author?deeply involved by his oW almost desperate efforts to help his son and to understand the changes in him^ wri...

Who Killed My Parked Car?

We find that the conventional belief of vehicle cyber attacks and their defenses—attacks are feasible and thus defenses are required only when the vehicle’s ignition is turned on—does not hold. We verify this fact by discovering and applying two new practical and important attacks: battery-drain and Denial-of-Body-control (DoB). The former can drain the vehicle battery while the latter can prev...

Delving into BioMEMS.