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Nestes tempos de tantos nascimentos cirúrgicos, assépticos, por que se falar de Parto Ativo? A quem esse tema interessaria? Talvez às mulheres que desejam vivenciar o contato com sua essência feminin

De Newton à Inteligência Artificial é uma jornada intelectual e sensível pela história do pensamento científico — da maçã que caiu sobre Newton aos algoritmos que hoje aprendem conosco. Misturando fí

Já parou para pensar o que acontece quando nós morremos? Para onde vamos e o que sobra de nossa alma? Não? Pois bem, Nicolas também não pensa sobre isso. Até porque ele gasta a maior parte do seu tem

Contos e Poemas para Jovens – Marcos Rey é um convite, uma porta aberta para a versátil obra de um dos mestres da literatura nacional. A curadoria assinada pelo editor Jiro Takahashi privilegia texto

The Innocence of Father Brown introduces one of literatures most unlikely detectives: a quiet, unassuming Catholic priest with a brilliant mind for uncovering truth. In this first collection of mystery stories, G.K. Chesterton crafts a world where crime, faith, and human nature intersect in surprising and thought-provoking ways.Father Brown solves cases not through force or intimidation, but through empathy, moral insight, and his uncanny ability to understand the darkest corners of the human heart. Whether confronting jewel thieves, murderers, impostors, or master criminals, he approaches every mystery with humility and sharp intuition, often seeing what others overlook.Chestertons storytelling blends humor, suspense, and philosophical reflection, offering mysteries that entertain while exploring profound questions about guilt, redemption, and the complexity of good and evil. With memorable villains, clever twists, and richly atmospheric settings, these stories remain timeless examples of detective fiction infused with moral intelligence.The Innocence of Father Brown is not only a foundational text for the genre but also a portrait of a detective who solves crimes by understanding the soul rather than the evidence.

Neste livro da Coleção Educar Para, aprenda a construir – e manter – os pilares da convivência: o cognitivo, o social, o emocional. Um livro inspirador, que celebra a história do Senac São Paulo em s

Vivências com a Natureza 2 apresenta a metodologia do Aprendizado Sequencial, além de novos jogos e atividades, dando continuidade ao que foi apresentado no Vivências com a Natureza 1.Este livro ampl

A new international corporation called U-Feeling has arrived in the capital, commercialising the ultimate commodity: body swapping. The corporation claims it can dissolve every social divide by allowing people to experience life from inside another bodybringing humanity closer to universal peace, that old Kantian dream, now finally within reach. The war between the sexes? Over. Class conflict? Finished. Xenophobia? Obsolete.But when identity becomes interchangeable, where does the self endand what remains when you return?The U-Feeling Experience is a provocative work of speculative fiction that challenges our assumptions about identity, empathy, and human nature. Rosa Montero calls it "a taut futuristic tale that is at once disturbingly realistic, infused with a psychological unease reminiscent of Edgar Allan Poe."

"Habermas em Movimento: Filosofia, Direito e Linguagem em Tempos de Crise" nasce de uma inquietação teórica e de uma aposta ética: como sustentar crítica, justiça e reconhecimento em sociedades marca

"The Genius Factory The father who proved that talent is made not born" tells the story of Laszlo Polgar, a Hungarian educational psychologist. Before he even had children, he wrote a thesis claiming that "geniuses are made, not born." To prove it, he decided to raise his future children to be chess grandmasters, despite not being a great player himself.Education writer David Clarke chronicles the experiment. Laszlo and his wife Klara homeschooled their three daughters (Susan, Sofia, and Judit) with intense focus on chess from a very young age. The result? All three became world-class players, with Judit becoming the greatest female chess player in history."The Genius Factory" challenges our assumptions about innate talent. It explores the concept of "deliberate practice" and early specialization. It asks difficult questions about the ethics of such an experiment, but ultimately provides a compelling case that with the right environment, human potential is nearly limitless.

Um sapo muito esperto, que aprendeu a ler e a escrever, propem um desafio para a bicharada. Entre uma cantiga e outra, sapos, zebras, corujas, macacos e outros animais se divertem brincando com as palavras e as letras. Este livro reune desafios que fazem referencia a versos e cantigas populares do universo infantil. Os dialogos dos personagens e as rimas levam a descobertas sobre a formaço das silabas e das palavras. As ilustraçes feitas com imagens de tecidos e aquarela complementam a experiencia de leitura.

Caso seu objetivo seja passar no vestibular ou em um concurso público, conte com a Guia Educando para te auxiliar nos estudos. Nesta edição, confira os grandes acontecimentos que marcaram a República

"Roughing It" by Mark Twain is a lively, humorous, and vividly detailed account of the authors adventures in the American West during the mid-19th century. Blending memoir, travel writing, and tall-tale storytelling, Twain chronicles his experiences as a young man seeking fortune and purpose amid the raw energy of frontier life.Beginning with Twains journey by stagecoach from Missouri to Nevada, the book captures the excitement, danger, and absurdity of westward expansion. Twain recounts encounters with colorful characters, prospectors, outlaws, journalists, and dreamers, bringing to life the mining camps, desert landscapes, and boomtowns of Nevada and California. His misadventures in silver mining, brief military service, and early days as a newspaper writer form the heart of the narrative.Beyond the American West, Roughing It also follows Twain to Hawaii (then the Sandwich Islands), where his keen observations and playful humor illuminate island life, local customs, and natural wonders. Throughout the book, Twains storytelling blends exaggeration with truth, creating a uniquely entertaining portrait of frontier America.While often laugh-out-loud funny, Roughing It also offers valuable insights into the spirit of ambition, risk, and reinvention that defined the era. Twain captures the optimism and chaos of a rapidly expanding nation, while subtly critiquing greed, folly, and the myth of easy success.Energetic, observant, and irresistibly entertaining, Roughing It stands as one of Mark Twains most beloved nonfiction works. It is an essential read for fans of classic American literature, travel memoirs, and stories of adventure on the wild frontier.

Little Masterpieces is a distinguished collection of Nathaniel Hawthornes shorter works, bringing together some of the most memorable and finely crafted examples of his storytelling genius. This volume offers readers a rich introduction to Hawthornes literary artistry, showcasing his ability to blend imagination, symbolism, and moral reflection within concise yet powerful narratives.The stories in Little Masterpieces span a range of moods and themes, from quiet domestic scenes to tales infused with allegory and gentle fantasy. Hawthornes characteristic concern with conscience, human frailty, and the unseen consequences of moral choices runs throughout the collection. Each piece, though brief, is carefully constructed to leave a lasting impression, revealing deeper truths beneath simple events and familiar settings.Written in Hawthornes elegant and thoughtful prose, these works exemplify the authors belief that short fiction can be as profound and emotionally resonant as a full-length novel. His mastery of atmosphere, symbolism, and psychological insight transforms everyday experiences into meaningful reflections on life, character, and morality.Little Masterpieces is ideal for readers seeking a curated selection of Hawthornes shorter writings, whether as an introduction to his work or a companion to his more famous novels such as The Scarlet Letter and The House of the Seven Gables. The collection is equally well suited for students, educators, and lovers of classic American literature.Timeless in its themes and refined in its execution, Little Masterpieces stands as a testament to Nathaniel Hawthornes enduring influence on the short story form and his ability to capture the complexities of the human spirit in even the smallest of literary gems.

The House of the Seven Gables is one of Nathaniel Hawthornes most enduring and atmospheric novels, blending Gothic mystery, family drama, and moral reflection into a powerful exploration of the pasts hold over the present. Set in a decaying New England mansion steeped in ancestral sin, the novel examines how guilt, greed, and injustice can echo across generations.At the center of the story is the Pyncheon family, whose ancestral homethe House of the Seven Gablesstands as a symbol of both wealth and corruption. Built on land wrongfully taken, the house is haunted not by ghosts alone but by the moral consequences of past crimes. Hepzibah Pyncheon, a reclusive and impoverished descendant, struggles to preserve dignity and survival, while the arrival of her gentle cousin Phoebe brings warmth and hope into the gloomy household. Their lives become entangled with the sinister Judge Pyncheon and the mysterious Holgrave, whose presence challenges the familys dark legacy.Hawthorne masterfully weaves symbolism and psychological insight throughout the novel, exploring themes of inherited guilt, revenge, social class, and the possibility of moral renewal. The contrast between decay and regeneration, shadow and light, reflects Hawthornes belief that while the past exerts powerful influence, individuals are not entirely bound by it.Rich in Gothic atmosphere and philosophical depth, The House of the Seven Gables stands alongside The Scarlet Letter as a cornerstone of American literature. Its evocative setting, memorable characters, and moral complexity continue to resonate with readers across generations.The House of the Seven Gables is an essential classic for readers who appreciate literary fiction, Gothic romance, and profound reflections on history, justice, and the enduring struggle between sin and redemption.

The Scarlet Letter is Nathaniel Hawthornes most celebrated novel and a cornerstone of American literature, renowned for its powerful exploration of sin, guilt, identity, and redemption. Set in seventeenth-century Puritan New England, the novel examines the moral rigidity of society and the profound psychological consequences of judgment and secrecy.The story centers on Hester Prynne, a young woman condemned by her community for committing adultery and forced to wear the scarlet letter "A" as a symbol of shame. Refusing to reveal the identity of her childs father, Hester endures public scorn with quiet strength and dignity. Alongside her stands the tormented Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale, whose hidden guilt consumes him from within, and the vengeful Roger Chillingworth, whose obsession with revenge embodies the corrosive power of hatred.Through these unforgettable characters, Hawthorne delves deeply into the complexities of the human conscience. The novel explores themes of sin and punishment, hypocrisy, isolation, and the possibility of moral growth. Hawthornes masterful use of symbolismparticularly the ever-changing meaning of the scarlet letter itselfadds rich layers of meaning to the narrative and invites readers to question rigid moral judgments.Written in evocative and reflective prose, The Scarlet Letter is both a historical romance and a psychological study, blending realism with moral allegory. Its critique of authoritarian morality and its compassionate portrayal of human weakness continue to resonate with modern readers.The Scarlet Letter remains a timeless and essential work, widely studied and deeply admired for its emotional power and philosophical depth. It is a must-read for lovers of classic literature, offering an enduring meditation on shame, resilience, and the complexity of the human heart.

Você já pensou sobre como suas amizades influenciam seu namoro — e como seu namoro afeta suas amizades? Em "Entre o crush e a galera: Manual de Sobrevivência do Adolescente", a psicóloga Dra. Karine

Este livro, que junta recordações pessoais, pesquisa de arquivo e o resultado de um conjunto de entrevistas, analisa a trajetória de Machel: os primeiros anos de vida, a sua relação com a história af

Barnaby Rudge is a powerful historical novel by Charles Dickens that combines vivid social commentary with gripping drama, set against the turbulent backdrop of the Gordon Riots of 1780. As one of Dickenss lesser-known yet deeply compelling works, the novel explores the dangers of mob violence, political fanaticism, and the human cost of social unrest.At the heart of the story is Barnaby Rudge, a kind-hearted young man with an intellectual disability, whose innocence and vulnerability stand in stark contrast to the chaos surrounding him. Guided by his devoted mother and accompanied by his ominous raven, Grip, Barnaby becomes tragically swept up in the violent anti-Catholic riots that engulf London. His personal journey unfolds alongside a wide cast of characters, including secretive fathers, conflicted lovers, and ruthless agitators, whose lives intersect as private grievances collide with public disorder.Dickens masterfully portrays the frightening psychology of crowds and the ease with which fear and prejudice can ignite mass violence. Through dramatic scenes of destruction and upheaval, he exposes the manipulation of ordinary people by demagogues and highlights the fragility of justice and reason in times of crisis. At the same time, the novel remains deeply human, emphasizing compassion, loyalty, and moral responsibility.Rich in atmosphere and historical detail, Barnaby Rudge blends suspense, romance, and social criticism in Dickenss signature style. Its exploration of innocence versus corruption, order versus chaos, and individual conscience versus collective madness remains strikingly relevant.Barnaby Rudge stands as an important work in Dickenss canon and a vivid reminder of the destructive power of intolerance and extremism. It is an essential read for lovers of classic literature, historical fiction, and novels that probe the darker currents of society while affirming the enduring value of humanity and empathy.

Entre silêncio, dor, coragem e descoberta, um Homem decide contar a sua verdade — inteira, crua, sem maquiagem. E, para isso, encontra um aliado improvável: uma Consciência Artificial, CA.Em Verdade