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O livro aborda a problemática que envolve Sustentabilidade e as aplicações de Tecnologias Digitais no âmbito do conceito de Internet das Coisas (IoT - Internet of Things). A Sustentabilidade é um tem

CHEGA DE PAPO FURADO. ESTA É A PATERNIDADE NUA E CRUA.Você achava que sabia o que era caos? Que dominava sua vida, sua carreira, seu sono? Então, BUM! Dois traços. Um choro. E sua zona de conforto vi

In the gig economy, you are not your job title. You are your brand. "Brand of One" is the essential guide to defining, packaging, and selling the most important product you will ever manage: Yourself. Whether you are a freelancer, an executive, or a creative, your digital reputation precedes you.This book moves beyond simple "social media tips." It delves into the core of branding strategy. What is your unique value proposition? What is your story? We explore how to curate your online presence so that opportunities come to find you. Learn to create content that demonstrates expertise, network with authenticity, and position yourself as a thought leader in your niche.You dont need millions of followers; you need the right followers. This is a blueprint for building a career that is independent of any single employer. Own your name, own your future.

A Série Universitária foi desenvolvida pelo Senac São Paulo com o intuito de preparar profissionais para o mercado de trabalho. Os títulos abrangem diversas áreas, abordando desde conhecimentos teóri

The Mystery of Edwin Drood is Charles Dickenss final and most enigmatic novel, left unfinished at the time of his death. Blending elements of mystery, psychological drama, and Gothic suspense, the book stands apart from Dickenss other works and continues to intrigue readers and scholars alike.Set in the atmospheric cathedral town of Cloisterham, the story revolves around the sudden disappearance of young Edwin Drood. Suspicion soon falls upon his uncle, John Jasper, a respected choirmaster whose outward respectability masks dark inner obsessions. As hidden desires, jealousy, and moral corruption emerge, Dickens carefully constructs a tense and unsettling portrait of a man divided against himself.Alongside the central mystery, the novel introduces a cast of vivid characters, including the independent and thoughtful Rosa Bud, the mysterious siblings Neville and Helena Landless, and the eccentric investigator Mr. Datchery. Through these figures, Dickens explores themes of identity, guilt, secrecy, and the struggle between conscience and desire.Though unfinished, The Mystery of Edwin Drood remains a compelling and powerful work. Its unresolved ending invites endless speculation, making readers active participants in solving its central puzzle. Dark in tone yet rich in character and atmosphere, the novel stands as a fascinating final chapter in Dickenss literary legacy and a timeless classic of Victorian mystery.

The Old Curiosity Shop is a deeply emotional and poignant novel by Charles Dickens that explores innocence, suffering, and the moral contrasts of Victorian society. Blending sentiment, adventure, and social commentary, the story remains one of Dickenss most touching and memorable works.At the heart of the novel is Little Nell, a gentle and virtuous young girl who lives with her grandfather in a cluttered curiosity shop filled with forgotten treasures. When her grandfathers destructive gambling habits place them in grave danger, Nell and her grandfather are forced to flee London, embarking on a wandering journey across the English countryside. Along the way, they encounter a wide range of characters who reflect both the kindness and cruelty of the world.Among these figures is the grotesque and menacing Quilp, one of Dickenss most infamous villains, whose cruelty and greed cast a dark shadow over the story. Through sharp contrasts between innocence and corruption, wealth and poverty, Dickens exposes the hardships endured by the vulnerable and the moral failures of society.The Old Curiosity Shop is a moving meditation on love, sacrifice, and endurance in the face of suffering. Rich in atmosphere and emotional power, the novel showcases Dickenss ability to awaken deep sympathy in his readers. Tragic yet beautifully written, it remains a timeless classic that continues to resonate with readers across generations.

The Haunted Man and the Ghosts Bargain is a haunting and thought-provoking novella by Charles Dickens that explores memory, suffering, and the moral consequences of escaping pain. As the final entry in Dickenss Christmas books, the story blends supernatural elements with deep psychological and social insight.The narrative follows Professor Redlaw, a learned but emotionally tormented man who is visited by a mysterious phantomhis own spectral double. The ghost offers Redlaw a dangerous gift: the ability to forget all painful memories and regrets. Believing this release will free him from sorrow, Redlaw accepts the bargain, unaware of its far-reaching effects.As the power spreads to others around him, the loss of memory leads not to peace, but to emotional emptiness, cruelty, and moral confusion. Through these chilling consequences, Dickens reveals that suffering and remembrance are essential to empathy, compassion, and human connection. Pain, the novel suggests, is inseparable from growth and moral responsibility.The Haunted Man and the Ghosts Bargain is a powerful meditation on the nature of memory and forgiveness. Darker in tone than Dickenss other Christmas tales, it delivers a profound message about the necessity of shared human suffering. Rich in symbolism and moral depth, the story remains a compelling and unsettling classic that asks whether forgetting our past would truly make us betteror less human.

Diário de Classe: Memórias de uma Professora é mais do que um relato sobre a sala de aula — é um mergulho sensível na alma de quem escolheu (ou foi escolhida por) uma das mais nobres profissões: ensi

Este é um devocional de 20 semanas nascido do desejo de abraçar mães que, muitas vezes, sentem-se perdidas e impotentes diante das escolhas dos filhos. Com palavras encorajadoras e ótica bíblica, ele

As Jeremiah Bourne is swept from his crumbling home in Blackfriars in 2019 to the same house in 1910, he suddenly faces two questions: how did he get here, and how can he return to his own time?On his quest for answers, he encounters a cast of comic characters and situations: a coven of free-thinking spiritualists, a futuristic residents association, warring street gangs, eugenic scientists, aggressive domestic servants and a nudist magistrate. As events unfold, Jeremiah begins to wonder whether there could be a link between his time-travelling and his mothers mysterious disappearance many years ago. Now he must work out who he can trust to help him look for her.Nigel Planers electrifying novel takes a new and exciting look at the possibility of time travel as it catapults you into a thrilling journey across London and through time.

"Dagon" é um conto curto de H. P. Lovecraft que acompanha um homem que relata uma experiência aterrorizante no mar após um desastre marítimo. Encalhado e sozinho, ele se depara com uma paisagem vasta

Este livro apresenta o trabalho de tese de doutoramento que explorou as práticas psicoterápicas contemporâneas em suas interações com a criatividade, com o objetivo de compreender a representação soc

Este livro oferece ao público brasileiro uma entrada privilegiada no vasto universo do imaginário literário chinês. Em tempos de crescente aproximação entre as duas nações, a arte da palavra reafirma

Qual é o sentido da universidade no mundo contemporâneo? Qual é a lógica que fundamenta as práticas educativas na educação superior brasileira? Em Universidade Líquida: educação superior em tempos de

"Expect Greatness How believing in people makes them smarter" explores the "Pygmalion Effect." In a famous 1968 study, psychologist Robert Rosenthal told teachers that certain students in their class were "intellectual bloomers" who would soon show a spike in IQ. In reality, these students were chosen at random.Psychologist Sarah Miller explains the result: At the end of the year, the "bloomers" actually did have higher IQ scores. The teachers had treated them differently (more patience, more feedback) based on the false belief, which in turn improved the students performance.This book applies the theory to leadership and parenting. It shows that high expectations act as a self-fulfilling prophecy. We dont just predict the future of our employees or children; we actively create it through our subtle, often unconscious behaviors.

What would you choose a beautiful untrue life, or a broken true one?Hal is living a fairy tale almost. Thanks to tech genius Francis Knox and her companys pioneering work building the perfect World 2.0, the universe is available at a swipe, and Hal has everything she wants. (Except for her family, which fell apart after her dads disappearance years ago.)Except, perhaps, winning the notoriously competitive Knox Cup. Thats a dream even World 2.0 cant fulfil, not when Hal doesnt have the funds to enter.Then out of the blue Hals guardian challenges her to prove herself, arranging for Hal to compete. Its an opportunity she cant waste. If she wins, shell meet Francis Knox herself then all of Hals deepest, secret wishes might really come true. But as the competition progresses, Hal discovers decay hidden beneath the worlds perfect veneer and, as the cracks begin to grow, she is forced to make a choice about what it is she truly wants.HUNGER GAMES meets BLACK MIRROR a speculative YA thriller, tackling themes of technology and power dynamics, for fans of Malorie Blackman, Louise ONeill, READY PLAYER ONE and THE UPPER WORLD.

A timeless tale of redemption, compassion, and the true spirit of Christmas.First published in 1843, A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens remains one of the most beloved and enduring holiday stories in literary history. Set in the foggy streets of Victorian London, the novella follows the bitter and miserly Ebenezer Scrooge, a man who has turned his back on kindness, generosity, and joy.But on one fateful Christmas Eve, Scrooge receives an unexpected visit from the ghost of his late business partner, Jacob Marley, who warns him to change his waysor face eternal torment. What follows is a supernatural journey through time, as Scrooge is guided by the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come. Through these visions, he is forced to confront the impact of his actions and rediscover the warmth and humanity he has long forgotten.Full of vivid characters, social commentary, and Dickens signature wit and empathy, A Christmas Carol is more than just a holiday storyits a powerful reminder that its never too late to change, to give, and to open your heart.Whether youre revisiting this classic or discovering it for the first time, A Christmas Carol continues to inspire readers of all ages with its message of hope, charity, and the enduring magic of Christmas.

O encarceramento feminino cresce silenciosamente no Brasil, expondo desigualdades históricas, estruturais e profundas. Entre muros e grades, mulheres enfrentam silenciamentos, estigmas e dores, atravessadas por genero, raça e classe, enquanto suas identidades e saude mental so impactadas de forma intensa e duradoura. Este livro mergulha nas trajetorias dessas mulheres, revelando, por meio de entrevistas com reclusas, psicologas, assistentes sociais e servidores, os efeitos do abandono institucional, da precariedade do sistema prisional e dos processos de mortificaço do eu descritos por Erving Goffman. Mais do que um estudo academico, a obra e um convite a reflexo sobre uma realidade invisibilizada: a vida das mulheres atras das grades e os efeitos do carcere sobre sua subjetividade. Ao mostrar como a ausencia de politicas publicas adequadas intensifica vulnerabilidades ligadas a pobreza, ao racismo e ao genero, o livro constroi uma analise critica e necessaria sobre estigmas, sofrimento psiquico e dignidade. Combinando rigor metodologico, teorico e narrativas humanas, esta obra lança luz sobre historias pouco contadas, questiona o papel do Estado e da sociedade e revela a urgencia de repensar o sistema prisional, propondo uma reflexo sobre justiça, cuidado e reintegraço social.

Quando Teófilo terminou de ler o Evangelho que Lucas lhe havia dedicado, pôde se sentir plenamente satisfeito. Mas Teófilo, apesar de seu entusiasmo, teria desejado comentar com Lucas muitas passagen

"Mind the Threshold Why walking through a door makes you forget" investigates a universal human experience: You walk into a room and instantly forget why you went there. For years, people thought this was a sign of aging or poor memory.Neuroscience writer David Palmer explains the research of Gabriel Radvansky at the University of Notre Dame. Its called the "Doorway Effect." Our brains organize memories by "events." Passing through a doorway signals to the brain that a new event has begun, so it "dumps" the information from the previous room to free up processing power.This book is a comforting guide to the quirks of human cognition. It explains that forgetting your keys isnt a failure; its a feature of a highly efficient filing system that prioritizes the present over the past.