Project LATON ll, the parent-child book
Subtitle: a parent involvement concept for training head start parents as to the concerns of handicapped children
By: Mary Tom Riley
Series: MCIS film collection
Publisher: Texas Tech Press
Published: 1977
Place of publication: Lubbock
Language: eng
Number of pages: 226
Subjects: Children with disabilities -- Family relationships
Description: Continues to explore the relationship of the gods and their prophecies in Oedipus' life. Cites that while the Christian does not have prophecies of the kind the Greek religion held, we still have many aspects of our lives affected by prophecies, such as in school guidance and medical diagnosis. Oedipus first rejects religion and prophecy, but in his search for truth finds the prophecy has come true. Interprets Sophocles' message as implying that it is man's search for truth that gives him nobility, but d he fails to recognize God his ability is only an illusion. Human knowledge is shown to be nothing compared to divine knowledge.(EBEC)1959
Notes: Parallel texts in English and Spanish

Miami University's MCIS film collection

Bibliography: p. 223-225