Week 5: Campbell's Article 



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I gotta say, Campbell's article is one of the kind. Humans evolved from apes, females are not motivated by power, men are aggressive........... wow........really wow........


However, Campbell did really triggered our thoughts by presenting lots of interesting information and facts. The only problem is......it's 50 pages long! Well thank goodness it's a group work! So there were discussion on feminism, each group send a representative to present what we read and all. 


Since the topic in the previous class was schematic knowledge on reading, I have to say, schematic knowledge did help in allowing more understanding when we were reading Campbell's article, especially on Darwin’s evolution theory, or humans history and also the current issues (feminism). 


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Overall, it was a good article which triggered lots of discussion and debatable issues. 

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