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Em Ecos da Infância, Edilma Vieira Alves Amaral nos convida a refletir sobre a profunda conexão entre as experiências da infância e as queixas psicológicas que muitos enfrentam na vida adulta. Este l

Neste livro pergunta-se sobre como confrontar, conscientizar, desconstruir e superar os mecanismos institucionais e culturais que desumanizam outra pessoa devido a cor da pele? Pretende-se com essas perguntas identificar as praticas racistas e traze-las a luz, desconstrui-las, supera-las. Nessa investigaço, adota-se o metodo dialetico porque a tese e o racismo, a antitese e a sua desconstruço. As novas percepçes so as sinteses propostas a sociedade brasileira sobre o que e o ser humano nas suas singularidades e diferenças. O racismo antinegro no Brasil tem uma raiz religiosa e "cientifica". As colunas do Cristianismo, Jesus e os apostolos, tiveram as suas feiçes transmutadas para europeus e o fiel vincula inconscientemente essas imagens que adora ao europeu e isso passa para as suas praticas cotidianas seletivas e preconceituosas. Quando essa tecnica de dominaço, propria da cristandade, foi abalada com o aparecimento do Estado Liberal, criou-se o racialismo eugenico como imposiço da suposta supremacia branca. As concluses so que pessoas justas devem estar atentas aos poderosos mecanismos estruturais e culturais de separaço das pessoas, precisam confrontar essas estrategias de dominaço burguesa e tornarem-se agentes da equidade etnica porque a especie humana e uma so.

In the Quiet Forest, Quest the quail awakens to an unsettling silence that blankets the woods, where the usual morning chorus of birds, insects, and rustling leaves has vanished. Alarmed but curious, he notices faint, unfamiliar tracks in the damp soil, suggesting another creature has been drawn to the same eerie hush. Guided by his bravery and keen senses, Quest follows the trail through the still, dew-laden forest, observing every subtle cluethe drag of a tail, impressions in moss, trembling droplets of dewas he ventures deeper into the unknown. The silence feels alive, almost expectant, urging him onward, and Quest realizes that this journey, though small in scale, could reveal the forests hidden mysteries. Determined to uncover the cause of the vanished whispers, he presses forward, ready to confront whatever secret has left the forest unnaturally still.

Eli, a young and curious elephant, awakens to a bright morning filled with the scents, sights, and sounds of his jungle home, feeling a strong pull toward adventure and discovery. Inspired by tales of the legendary Everglades, he sets off on a journey into the sparkling wetlands, where rivers shimmer like diamonds, dragonflies dart in rainbow arcs, and hidden creatures peek from reeds and lily pads. Along the way, he meets Henrietta, a graceful heron who becomes his guide, teaching him to navigate the tricky terrain while pointing out the magical secrets of the Everglades. Together, they explore glistening pools, mossy stumps, and mysterious waterways, with Eli experiencing awe, joy, and wonder at every step. Through the journey, he learns that adventure is not just about the places he visits, but also about the friends he makes, the lessons he gathers, and the courage and curiosity that guide him forward into a world full of magic and discovery.

The story follows Lola, a tiny, cheerful ladybug with a heart full of laughter, as she wakes to a sparkling, sunlit meadow full of life and possibility. From rolling on dewy clovers to watching the playful antics of bees, butterflies, and ants, Lola discovers that even the smallest creatures and simplest moments can bring joy. Determined to spread happiness, she sets out on a whimsical adventure, using her giggles and playful antics to spark laughter among the meadows inhabitants. When she encounters a line of marching ants carrying oversized crumbs, Lolas gentle, ticklish touches set off a chain reaction of giggles, turning their orderly parade into a joyful, wobbly dance. Through her contagious laughter and imagination, Lola transforms the meadow into a lively, magical world where fun, friendship, and happiness ripple through every leaf, petal, and insect she meets.

O Eu e o Outro é um convite sensível e profundo para explorar o território onde nascemos como sujeitos: o espaço entre nós e aqueles que nos olham, nos nomeiam e nos reconhecem. A partir da clínica psicanalitica, entrelaçada a poesia, a literatura e as cançes que moldam nossa experiencia emocional, a autora Tatiane de Sa Manduca investiga como nossas historias, perdas, lutos, desiluses, amores e fantasias se constroem nesse movimento continuo entre dependencia e separaço.Dialogando com Freud, Winnicott, Bollas, Roudinesco, Clarice Lispector, Rilke, Cecilia Meireles, Chico Buarque, Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso e tantos outros, a autora percorre o campo dos afetos para iluminar a pergunta essencial: quem somos quando vistos, ou quando deixamos de ser, pelos olhos do Outro?Com vinhetas clinicas e reflexes poeticas, o livro revela que a constituiço do Eu nasce do olhar inaugural que nos sustenta, mas tambem da conquista da solido que nos permite existir para alem dele. Uma obra que acolhe a fragilidade humana e celebra a capacidade de reinvenço em cada encontro, despedida e recomeço.

Nesta obra você conhecerá as primeiras fases da Ordem dos Templários e novos fatos descobertos em documentos alemães datados de 1779, até então ignorados por historiadores.De maneira clara e sintétic

Direct, persuasive, and historically transformative, Common Sense ignited public support for American independence. Thomas Paines powerful arguments challenged monarchy and inspired a nation to embrace freedom and self-rule. Written in clear, accessible language, the pamphlet remains a masterclass in political persuasion. A vital document in democratic history that continues to resonate with readers interested in liberty and civic thought.

Este livro, O Método do método, o original perdido, foi escrito para ser o terceiro volume da obra-prima de Edgar Morin, O Método, que conta com seis tomos. Por alguma razão, porém, não foi publicado

A primeira década do século XXI confirmou Portugal e Espanha como países de imigração. Esta tendência nacional acabou por alastrar-se ao arquipélago espanhol das Canárias, ao ponto de se constituir c

Em Globalização, Ética e Direitos Humanos: O mundo sem fronteiras e o abismo da dignidade, Rogério Corrêa desenvolve uma análise profunda da globalização contemporânea como processo assimétrico, fina

Lighthearted, clever, and delightfully ironic, Northanger Abbey showcases Jane Austens sharp wit and playful storytelling. Through the story of Catherine Morland, Austen gently satirizes popular gothic novels while exploring themes of imagination, love, and social growth. The novel blends humor with insight, offering an engaging portrait of youthful innocence shaped by real-world experience. Praised for its charm and intelligence, this classic remains a favorite among Austen readers for its warmth and humor. A perfect introduction to Austens style and a joyful read for lovers of classic romance and comedy.

Ler a ditadura a contrapelo é enfrentar não apenas o passado, mas as marcas que ele deixou nas instituições, nas cidades e nas pessoas. Este livro investiga, com rigor historiográfico e sensibilidade

O que significa a palavra democracia? É possível defini-la objetivamente? Questões espinhosas e inescapáveis que nos levam a outras de não menor relevo: qual é a relação entre a linguagem e mundo? Os

Few books have shaped the modern world as powerfully as The Communist Manifesto. Written with urgency and conviction, this groundbreaking work by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels presents a bold critique of capitalism and a radical vision of social and economic equality. With striking clarity, it examines class struggle, labor exploitation, and the forces that drive historical change, offering ideas that continue to influence politics, economics, and social movements today. Compact yet provocative, this book has been praised as one of the most influential political texts ever written, studied in universities and debated across generations. Whether you approach it as a student, historian, or curious reader, The Communist Manifesto challenges assumptions and invites deep reflection on power, justice, and society. Read the book that sparked global movements and remains essential to understanding the modern world. Add this historic classic to your collection today.

What is justiceand who should rule?In this timeless philosophical dialogue, Plato explores the nature of justice, the structure of an ideal society, and the responsibilities of leadership. Through Socrates probing conversations, readers confront enduring questions about morality, education, freedom, and truthculminating in the famous Allegory of the Cave, one of the most powerful metaphors in all of philosophy.Hailed as "the cornerstone of Western political thought," The Republic has shaped ideas about government, ethics, and human nature for over two thousand years. Its arguments remain provocative, challenging readers to rethink power, virtue, and the pursuit of the good life.If you seek clarity on societys deepest questions and ideas that still define our world, this essential classic is indispensable.Open the bookand enter the dialogue that still governs how we think about justice and truth.

Este trabalho visa explorar e oferecer um guia inicial para indivíduos que acabaram de reconhecer sua orientação homossexual e estão buscando compreender os próximos passos. É importante frisar que n

Sammy the Snack-Stashing Squirrel follows the clever and meticulous squirrel, Sammy, who takes immense pride in collecting and organizing his winter stash of acorns, berries, and seeds high in his favorite oak tree. His quiet morning of inspecting and perfecting his treasure is disrupted when a group of sneaky raccoons discovers his carefully guarded supplies. As Sammy prepares to protect his prized snacks, the story sets the stage for a lively woodland adventure full of clever maneuvers, unexpected visitors, and the promise of new friendships and challenges that test Sammys wit, bravery, and love for his treasured hoard.

Nora the Newt lives in a cozy nook by Lilypond and notices her friends shivering as autumn arrives, inspiring her to knit magical, colorful nightcaps to keep them warm. Excited by the idea, she gathers soft, vibrant yarn and begins her first stitches, but soon faces tangles and frustration. Determined, she works carefully, solving knots with creativity and patience, and gradually the nightcap begins to take shape. Her friends Benny, Felicity, and Olive arrive to help, turning the challenge into a joyful team effort filled with laughter, support, and clever problem-solving. Together, they weave colors, patterns, and even golden threads into the cap, transforming it into a cozy, sparkling work of art that reflects their friendship, care, and Noras creativity, promising warmth and happiness for everyone.

The story follows Molly, a gentle and curious moose living in the musical, sunlit Willowpine Forest, where every creature contributes to a vibrant, living symphony. Though Molly loves the forests melodies, her own attempts to hum or sing feel awkward and out of placeuntil one morning she discovers a delicate, handmade flute resting in a sunlit clearing. When she lifts it and experiments, the flute produces magical, shimmering notes that welcome her voice, coaxing out her hidden musical potential. With encouragement from forest friends and through practice, Molly begins to play wobbly but enchanting melodies, discovering her place in the forests song and embarking on a joyful journey of self-expression, confidence, and musical adventure.