In her essay, “The Deconstruction of the Male-Rescuer Archetype,” Carolina Fernandez emphasizes how the figure of a “male-hero” has evolved and changed overtime. Fernandez supports her main argument using Spanish fairy tales to oppose the strong-traditional vision of Machoism and demonstrate how women do not need a figure of a hero or rescuer, since they can free themselves and become independent. Although some of the fairy tales used as examples had a male rescuer, her main argument demonstrates
Women have a higher proportion of responsibilities of parenting duties in most dual parent homes and control the bulk of single parent homes (Hoobler et al, 2011). Finding the right balance between commitments at home and at work is challenging for women who carry larger portions of caregiving and family responsibilities. Therefore, moving
Smacking has been defined as “A strike to someone, typically with the palm of the hand as a punishment” (Oxford Dictionary 2013.p.88) to cause pain or discomfort for the purpose of correction or control. Smacking is a controversial issue that has been widely debated amongst many people. Is smacking children right or wrong? In 2012, according to a nationally representative survey “77 percent of men, and 65 percent of women 18 to 65 years old agreed that a child sometimes needs a “good hard spanking
research also shows pair programming, when the coders work well together, increases productivity and code quality. This seems rather obvious on its face: two heads are better than one, whether it is software programming, policing, flying airplanes, parenting, or any number of human activities. Plus the cost of the second coder is offset by the productivity gains and code quality.[10]. One of the more interesting aspects of pair programming is the general examples of pairs in computing history. For example