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O livro Saberes e práticas para uma Ecologia Integral: experiências educativas ecotransformadoras reúne reflexões, experiências e práticas que respondem aos desafios contemporâneos da crise climática

A single pamphlet. A nation awakened.In Common Sense, Thomas Paine delivers one of the most powerful and transformative political arguments ever written a passionate call for liberty, independence, and the rights of the people that ignited the American Revolution.Written with clarity, courage, and electric conviction, Paine exposes the injustice of monarchy, challenges the logic of colonial rule, and inspires ordinary citizens to believe in a new political destiny:a free nation built on equality, reason, and self-governance.More than a historical document, Common Sense is a timeless masterpiece of political courage and persuasive writing. Its ideas still resonate today, reminding readers of the power of conviction, the responsibility of citizenship, and the enduring fight for human freedom. Click "Buy Now" and experience Common Sense Thomas Paines revolutionary manifesto that changed history and continues to inspire the world.

What if inner peace could be learnednot as a luxury, but as a daily practice of strength and clarity? In The Enchiridion, the Stoic philosopher Epictetus presents one of historys most powerful handbooks on personal freedom, resilience, and emotional mastery. Compiled by his student Arrian, this short yet profound guide distills Stoicism into practical, actionable principles that help readers overcome stress, control their reactions, and live with purpose.This modern, beautifully formatted edition organizes Epictetuss timeless wisdom into clear, accessible teachings, including:What is in your controland what is notHow to remain calm regardless of circumstancesWhy self-discipline leads to freedomHow to face hardship with courage and dignityThe keys to virtue, clarity, and inner strengthEpictetuss insights have guided emperors, leaders, entrepreneurs, athletes, and thinkers for centuries. His philosophy remains a powerful antidote to anxiety, chaos, and negativityoffering a way to stay grounded, focused, and resilient in an ever-changing world.Whether you are exploring Stoicism for the first time or returning to these teachings for deeper understanding, this edition provides a clean, inspiring reading experience that makes ancient wisdom come alive.Strengthen your mind, steady your spirit, and master the art of livingadd this timeless Stoic classic to your library today.

What if the key to understanding freedom, power, and the very shape of a nation was hidden in a series of brilliant essays? In The Federalist Papers, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay outline one of the most important political arguments in world historyexplaining, defending, and defining the principles behind the United States Constitution. These essays offer a masterclass in leadership, government, justice, and the delicate balance between liberty and authority.With sharp insight and extraordinary foresight, the authors explore human nature, factions, checks and balances, federal power, state sovereignty, and the need for a strong yet accountable government. Their arguments not only shaped Americas founding but continue to guide political thought, law, debate, and democratic ideals around the world.This beautifully formatted edition presents the full collection in a clean, modern layout that makes complex ideas accessible without sacrificing their depth. Whether youre a student, historian, political enthusiast, or simply someone who wants to understand the foundations of democratic government, this book offers clarity, inspiration, and a deeper appreciation of the ideas that continue to shape our world.Unlock the essential blueprint of American democracyadd this landmark classic to your library today and explore the wisdom that shaped a nation.

What if understanding justice could unlock the secret to building a perfect society? In The Republic, Plato presents one of the most influential works in the history of human thoughta timeless dialogue that explores the meaning of justice, the nature of the soul, and the foundations of a just society. Through the voice of Socrates, Plato challenges readers to examine power, morality, leadership, education, and the pursuit of truth with a depth that continues to resonate across centuries.From the famous Allegory of the Cave to the visionary concept of philosopher-kings, every page invites reflection, debate, and discovery. Platos insights shaped Western philosophy, political theory, psychology, ethics, and countless fields that define modern civilization. This masterwork remains as relevant today as it was in ancient Athens, offering profound wisdom on how societies flourishand why they fall.This beautifully formatted edition presents Platos ideas with clarity and elegance, making his complex discussions accessible to todays readers without losing their power or nuance. Whether youre a student of philosophy, a lover of great ideas, or someone seeking timeless guidance on ethics and leadership, this work will challenge, enlighten, and inspire you.Step into one of historys greatest conversationsadd this essential classic to your library today and experience the brilliance of Platos vision of justice and human potential.

La Guerra de las Salamandras, de Karel Čapek, es una novela satírica y alegórica publicada en 1936 que narra el descubrimiento de unas salamandras inteligentes en una isla del sudeste asiático. Inici

Este número especial de la Revista Gestión Cultural, realizado en alianza entre el Foro de Economía y Cultura y RGC, reúne reflexiones críticas sobre las intersecciones entre economía y cultura en America Latina y mas alla. A partir de una convocatoria publica que recibio decenas de propuestas y de un riguroso proceso de seleccion, se presentan articulos que exploran problematicas actuales como las politicas culturales en clave de gobernanza, los desafios de la digitalizacion, las tensiones en el trabajo cultural, la evaluacion de fondos publicos, el impacto de las plataformas digitales y las posibilidades de una gestion cultural regenerativa. La revista incluye ademas una entrevista a Sylvie Duran Salvatierra y George Yudice, referentes fundamentales en el debate contemporaneo. Esta edicion refleja la vocacion compartida del Foro y de RGC por consolidar un espacio plural de pensamiento, investigacion y accion, en torno a las relaciones entre la cultura y la economia, orientado a construir sociedades mas justas, diversas y sostenibles. Autores que participan en este numero: Sylvie Duran Salvatierra, George Yudice, Rocio Marcela Castañeda Henao, Mario Hernan Mejia Herrera, Marcia Elena Jadue Boeri, Matias Muñoz Hernandez, Michael Spanu, Humberto Bezares Arango, Heidy Carolina Montes Garces, Erika Salome Patiño Garcia, Paty Aide Montiel Martinez, Paulina Alejandra Cruchett Pastrana, Laura Eugenia Alejandri Rabago, Geronimo Unibaso Pedrero y Brisa Lara Duran.

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Childhood has changed more in the last fifteen years than in the previous fifty. What once revolved around play, imagination, and real, world connection has been overtaken by smartphones, social media, and digital pressures that most parents never experienced themselves. From Hide, and, Seek to Hashtags: The New Childhood Struggle is a powerful, eye, opening exploration of how the digital age has rewired the landscape of growing up, and what families can do to reclaim a healthier, freer childhood. This timely and deeply human book exposes the hidden forces shaping childrens minds, moods, and relationships. It reveals why anxiety is rising, why play is vanishing, why attention is collapsing, and why both girls and boys are struggling in different but equally worrying ways. Through engaging stories, relatable examples, and accessible explanations, it uncovers the developmental needs that digital life quietly undermines, and how this shift from playgrounds to platforms is impacting everything from sleep and self, esteem to resilience and real, world friendships. Parents will find clarity, compassion, and practical guidance as the book uncovers how the digital world is designed to keep children hooked, why perfectionism and comparison now shadow kids from a young age, and how modern childhood has been reshaped by algorithms, online culture, and addictive design. It offers insight into the pressures families face, the challenges teachers encounter, and the collective action traps that leave parents feeling powerless even when they desperately want change. But this book is not a warning alone. It is a roadmap. From Hide, and, Seek to Hashtags provides a hopeful, actionable blueprint for restoring balance in childrens lives. Youll discover four powerful rules that communities can use to create healthier norms, how to rebuild environments that support independence and outdoor play, and how to help children reconnect with real life in meaningful ways. It shows that while the digital tide is strong, families and communities are stronger when they move together. Thought, provoking, urgent, and galvanising, this book is for any parent, educator, or caring adult who feels childhood slipping away behind screens and wants practical, realistic steps to bring back what matters most. If youre ready to understand the digital forces shaping this generation, and ready to reclaim childhood, confidence, and connection for the kids you love, this is the essential guide. A powerful blend of psychology, storytelling, cultural insight, and actionable wisdom, From Hide, and, Seek to Hashtags will change the way you understand modern childhood and equip you with the tools to protect what children truly need to thrive.

Childhood is changing faster than ever before, and anxiety is rising just as quickly. Anxious: From Playgrounds to Platforms and The Rise of Childhood Anxiety is a powerful, eye, opening guide that reveals why todays children are struggling more than any generation before them, and what parents, educators, and communities can do to reclaim a healthier, freer childhood. In this compelling and deeply accessible book, readers explore how the journey from sandpits to screens has reshaped the emotional world of young people. Once defined by outdoor play, imagination, friendships, and freedom, childhood has been replaced by constant digital stimulation, comparison, perfectionism, online pressure, disrupted sleep, and shrinking opportunities for real, world resilience. Through clear explanations and relatable examples, the book uncovers how these forces are creating a surge in childhood anxiety, loneliness, and stress. Anxious guides readers through the hidden mechanics of the modern childhood environment: the rapid rise of smartphones, the viral spread of fears and social pressures, the impact of sleep loss, the erosion of attention, and the increasing dominance of platforms in shaping behaviour and identity. It reveals how the constant need for approval, the fear of missing out, the addictive designs of digital experiences, and the rise of performance culture are placing unprecedented strain on young minds. But this book is not simply a diagnosis, it is a pathway forward. Readers will learn how to identify early warning signs of anxiety, rebuild healthy boundaries around technology, support emotional wellbeing, and restore the lost pillars of childhood: play, autonomy, connection, creativity, sleep, and real, world experiences. It also explores how schools, families, and communities can work together to address digital pressures, strengthen mental health, and create environments where children feel safe, confident, and grounded. If you are a parent, teacher, caregiver, or anyone concerned about the wellbeing of the next generation, Anxious will give you the clarity and confidence to make meaningful changes. It sheds light on why children today feel overwhelmed, why anxiety is becoming more widespread, and what practical steps you can take to help young people feel more secure and capable in an always, on world. This is more than a book about anxiety; it is a blueprint for hope. It offers a new lens for understanding the modern childhood crisis and inspires readers to take action, to reclaim childhood from platform, driven pressures and restore the balance every child needs to thrive. Thought, provoking, compassionate, and deeply relevant, Anxious is an essential guide for navigating the challenges of growing up in the digital age.

Clicks That Hurt: The Impact of Cyberbullying exposes the hidden dangers lurking behind every screen, revealing how digital cruelty can wound far deeper than anyone realizes. In todays connected world, social media platforms, messaging apps, and online forums offer endless opportunities for connectionbut they also provide a fertile ground for harassment, shaming, and abuse. This book dives into the mechanisms, consequences, and solutions of cyberbullying, offering readers a comprehensive, eye-opening guide to understanding the dark side of digital life. Inside, youll explore the psychological and emotional toll of online harassment, from anxiety and depression to feelings of isolation and helplessness. Learn how anonymity can embolden bullies, how viral content can amplify harm faster than support can arrive, and why even seemingly harmless jokes or memes can cross the line into lasting emotional damage. Each chapter sheds light on the complex dynamics of online behavior, including the influence of likes, shares, and social validation on digital cruelty. But Clicks That Hurt doesnt stop at problemsit empowers readers with actionable insights. Discover the roles schools, parents, and technology platforms play in shaping online culture, and explore practical strategies for recognizing, addressing, and preventing cyberbullying. Learn how individuals and communities can cultivate empathy, foster resilience, and reclaim their sense of safety in a digital world often defined by hostility. Through a mix of relatable examples, clear explanations, and thoughtful guidance, this book encourages reflection and action. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the bystander effect, the impact of cancel culture, and how to navigate echo chambers filled with negativity. More importantly, theyll find pathways toward healing, reclaiming their narrative, and contributing to a kinder, more accountable internet culture. Whether youre a parent worried about your childs online interactions, a teacher navigating the digital lives of students, or a reader seeking to understand the emotional landscape of social media, Clicks That Hurt provides the knowledge, tools, and perspective you need. Its a compassionate, informative, and highly readable resource that exposes the realities of cyberbullying while inspiring hope, recovery, and positive change. Step behind the screen. Understand the stakes. Learn how to protect yourself, others, and the future of our digital world. Clicks That Hurt is your essential guide to navigating the online world with awareness, empathy, and resilience.

Are you truly connecting, or are you trapped in the endless cycle of needing to be social? In todays world, constant connection has become the norm. From dinners and parties to group chats and social media feeds, we are more plugged in than ever before. But beneath the excitement of always being available lies a hidden danger: socializing can quietly transform from a healthy human need into a powerful addiction. Socializing: The Unseen Addiction pulls back the curtain on this overlooked yet increasingly common compulsion. With clarity, compassion, and practical insight, this groundbreaking book explores how the urge to constantly socialize, whether in person or online, can impact your mental health, emotions, finances, and even your sense of self. Inside, youll discover: The psychology of social addiction , how the brains reward systems reinforce the craving for constant interaction. The role of technology , why social media, digital friendships, and online communities intensify the cycle of over-socializing. Warning signs and symptoms , emotional and behavioral clues that reveal when socializing has shifted from healthy to harmful. The personal cost , from anxiety, exhaustion, and identity struggles to financial stress and fractured relationships. Strategies for balance , how to embrace solitude, set boundaries, and prioritize quality over quantity in your connections. A path to recovery and growth , practical steps to rediscover your authentic self and build sustainable, fulfilling relationships. Unlike other addictions, socializing often hides in plain sight because society rewards it. Busy calendars, constant notifications, and an endless stream of interactions are seen as signs of success and popularity. Yet behind the façade, many people feel drained, anxious, and dependent on the approval of others. This book gives readers the tools to recognize these patterns, break free from compulsive cycles, and redefine what it means to live a truly connected life. Whether youre someone who struggles with saying no, feels uncomfortable in solitude, or senses that your social world is taking more than its giving, Socializing: The Unseen Addiction offers the understanding and guidance you need. Filled with relatable examples, science-based explanations, and compassionate strategies, it is both a wake-up call and a roadmap to freedom. Connection should empower you, not consume you. This book will help you transform your relationship with socializing, so you can live with intention, balance, and authenticity. Take the first step toward reclaiming your time, energy, and peace of mind. Order your copy of Socializing: The Unseen Addiction today.

Julia é uma jovem mulher desesperada por sentir qualquer coisa. Augusto é um homem na casa dos cinquenta, de muito sucesso profissional e tentando recuperar o tempo perdido. Em torno de um casal improvavel, a dança e de amor, poder, sexo e desastre. Um romance curto e afiado, na linguagem direta da autora de Carta ao Amante Abandonado.

O livro Limite não é castigo propõe uma conversa sobre as dificuldades que os pais têm encontrado na educação dos seus filhos. Muitas vezes, os responsáveis se sentem frustrados por não alcançarem os

A história de Minas Gerais confunde-se com a luta pela liberdade do Brasil Colônia. Os heróis e vilões dessa história têm povoado a imaginação de todos aqueles que se aprofundam nas páginas manchadas

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