Egendorf, Laura K.

Authors present differing opinions on ways to meet Africa's problems of AIDS, AIDS orphans, prejudices, poverty, and the need for preservation of wild lands.

Collects twenty essays that provide varying perspectives on issues concerning organ donation, debating factors that impact donors and recipients, how it can be increased, ethical issues, and advances in the field.

Primary and secondary documents arranged in a pro/con format provide an introduction to the French Revolution and the controversial issues surrounding it.

Thirteen articles present opposing viewpoints on sexually transmitted diseases, discussing moral issues, public health, HIV infections among African-American women, methamphetamine use as a cause of HIV, condoms, the United States' plan to fight AIDS in Africa, AIDS education, abstinence-only education, and the HPV vaccine.

Twenty-three essays present opposing viewpoints on whether Iran is a threat to global security, human rights in Iran, how the U.S. should respond to Iran, and Iran's future.

Contains critical articles which analyze important literary works in the satire genre, profiling major authors and their works, and detailing the social, political, and philosophical trends that influenced them.

Contains critical articles that analyze literary works from the Elizabethan era and describe the social, philosophical, and political trends that influenced Elizabethan writers.

Presents differing opinions on the benefits of sports, the treatment of college athletes, racial discrimination and sexual equality in sports, and other related topics.

Presents essays in which various authors discuss the causes of teen alcoholism, teen alcohol abuse and its effects, and possible solutions to the problem; and features first-person testimonies from people who have suffered the effects of teenage drinking.