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Este livro resulta de uma pesquisa de mestrado que objetivou dar voz aos docentes e gestores escolares acerca do fenômeno suicídio e suas implicações na educação básica. Segundo a Organização Mundial

Em uma era marcada por crises, polarizações e mudanças sociais aceleradas, pensar politicamente tornou-se uma necessidade — e não mais uma opção. Longe das disputas partidárias e dos rótulos que satu

Gear production is undergoing a transformation. As demands for efficiency, flexibility, and sustainability continue to rise, digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, digital twins, and data-driven control systems are coming into sharper focus. But how far has this transformation progressed and where do conventional approaches still set the benchmark? The 2025 Aachen Forum on Gear Production (AFGP), organized by the Laboratory for Machine Tools and Production Engineering (WZL) of RWTH Aachen University in cooperation with the Research Association for Drive Technology (FVA), will address these questions with a special focus on the role of digitalization and AI in gear manufacturing. The program covers a broad spectrum: from AI-assisted gear design and visual analytics for tool wear, to digital process chains, multi-body simulations, and hybrid manufacturing strategies. Experts from industry and academia will present current developments, practical applications, and critical assessments of digital solutions in gear production. Participants will also have the opportunity to experience ongoing research firsthand during a guided tour of the WZL laboratories. An evening networking event will provide further space for in-depth technical exchange. AFGP 2025 offers a unique platform to discuss how digital and conventional technologies can complement each other and how gear production can evolve to meet the challenges of tomorrow.

The Republic is one of Platos most influential philosophical works, written in the form of a dialogue led by Socrates. In this foundational text of Western philosophy, Plato explores the meaning of justice, the nature of the soul, and the structure of the ideal society.Through a series of debates and thought experimentsincluding the famous Allegory of the CavePlato examines education, morality, leadership, and the role of philosopher-kings in governing a just state. The work also delves into questions of knowledge, reality, and the relationship between individual virtue and social harmony.Profound, challenging, and timeless, The Republic remains essential reading for students of philosophy, political theory, ethics, and anyone seeking deeper insight into justice and human nature.

First published in 1890, The Picture of Dorian Gray is Oscar Wildes only novel and a masterpiece of Gothic fiction and philosophical drama. The story follows the handsome young Dorian Gray, whose portrait mysteriously ages and reflects the moral decay of his soul while he himself remains outwardly youthful and untouched by time.Influenced by the charismatic Lord Henry Wotton, Dorian embraces a life devoted to pleasure and indulgence, free from visible consequences. As his sins accumulate, the hidden portrait grows increasingly grotesque, symbolizing the cost of vanity, selfishness, and moral corruption.Elegant, provocative, and rich in wit, this timeless novel explores themes of beauty, art, temptation, and the duality of human naturecontinuing to captivate readers with its haunting psychological depth and sharp social commentary.

First published in 1839, The Charterhouse of Parma is Stendhals masterful historical novel set in early 19th-century Italy. The story follows Fabrizio del Dongo, a young Italian nobleman whose life is marked by passion, political intrigue, and personal ambition as he navigates the complexities of love, war, and society.Through vivid characterization and richly detailed settings, Stendhal explores themes of romance, honor, social ambition, and the clash between personal desires and societal expectations. The novel balances thrilling adventure with keen psychological insight, offering a portrait of both individual emotion and the broader political landscape of the era.Epic, engaging, and elegantly written, The Charterhouse of Parma remains a timeless classic, celebrated for its narrative sophistication, emotional depth, and enduring exploration of the human heart.

First published in 1922, Siddhartha is Hermann Hesses profound novel about a young mans quest for enlightenment in ancient India. The story follows Siddhartha as he leaves a life of comfort to seek wisdom, experiencing the richness of the world, love, and suffering along the way.Through encounters with ascetics, merchants, and the river that teaches him the rhythm of life, Siddhartha discovers that true understanding cannot be taught but must be experienced. Hesses lyrical prose explores themes of self-discovery, inner peace, the nature of desire, and the path to spiritual fulfillment.Poetic, reflective, and deeply philosophical, Siddhartha remains a timeless classic, inspiring readers to contemplate the meaning of life and the journey toward personal and spiritual awakening.

In 1984, two men crammed eight galaxies into 22 kilobytes of memory. The game was Elite, and it proved that you didnt need to draw every star by handyou just needed the right math."The Infinite Seed" traces the history of Procedural Generation, the invisible artist behind the most expansive experiences in gaming. From the chaotic dungeons of Rogue to the infinite terrain of Minecraft and the quintillion planets of No Mans Sky, this book explores the delicate balance between chaos and order.It is a journey into the minds of developers who play god, setting rules rather than placing assets. How do you ensure a computer-generated world is interesting? How do you prevent an algorithm from building a castle upside down? This book is not just for coders, but for anyone fascinated by the concept of infinity. It reveals how simple rules can create complex beauty, and why the future of entertainment isnt about building bigger studios, but writing smarter seeds.

Before in-game tutorials and wikis, there was the manual. It wasnt just a list of controls; it was a gateway. In the 80s and 90s, when storage space on cartridges was limited, the story didnt fit on the screenit had to be printed on paper."The Paper Tutorial" is a eulogy for the physical companion to digital worlds. It explores how manuals served as copy protection (enter the word on page 7), lore bibles (who is this enemy?), and art galleries. From the thick, novel-like journals of early RPGs to the poster-maps of GTA, these booklets were an integral part of the experience, building hype on the car ride home from the store.This book analyzes the design, the writing, and the eventual death of the instruction manual in the age of digital distribution. It argues that while we gained convenience, we lost the tactile ceremony of initiation that turned a piece of plastic software into a tangible adventure.

The Golden Goose: A Tale of Kindness, Magic, and the Courage to Care" is a heartwarming, chapter-based bedtime story that brings the charm of classic fairy tales into the classroom and home.Told in 20 beautifully crafted chapters, this modern retelling of the timeless Brothers Grimm tale follows a kind-hearted boy named Tom and his brothers as they discover a mysterious goose with golden feathersone that leads them on a magical journey across enchanted forests, whispering mountains, and kingdoms in peril.Along the way, children will learn about:The power of kindness and how it transforms livesHelping others without expecting anything in returnEmpathy, bravery, and emotional intelligenceImaginative storytelling and moral decision-makingPerfect for read-aloud sessions, group discussions, or independent reading, The Golden Goose encourages students to reflect on their own actions, think critically about choices, and explore the difference between greed and generosity.This edition is ideal for primary school educators, homeschooling parents, and librarians looking to introduce timeless values through storytelling.

A aviação sempre simbolizou avanço, liberdade e poder tecnológico. Noentanto, no início do século XXI, esse setor passou a enfrentar um de seusmaiores desafios: continuar conectando o mundo sem ampli

The modern economy runs on a single, powerful engine: the feeling that you are almost there, but not quite yet. We are trained to believe that financial anxiety is a number problemthat if we just hit that next net worth milestone, the worry will evaporate."The Finish Line Mirage" exposes the psychological trap of moving goalposts. Through interviews with multimillionaires who still feel poor and middle-class families who feel abundant, it explores the elusive concept of "Enough." It argues that wealth is not a function of income, but a ratio between what you have and what you think you need.This is not a book about how to make more money; it is a book about how to keep the money you make from making you miserable. It offers a framework for defining a "Cap"a financial finish line that, once crossed, signals the shift from accumulation to utilization. Stop running a race that has no end and learn to step off the track while you still have the legs to enjoy the view.

First published in 1887, The Canterville Ghost is Oscar Wildes witty and imaginative tale that blends humor, satire, and the supernatural. The story follows the Otis family, an American household that moves into an old English manor haunted by the ghost of Sir Simon de Canterville.Expecting fear and terror, the ghost instead finds himself frustrated by the practical and unshaken Americans, who treat his eerie appearances with indifferenceand even humor. Through this clever reversal, Wilde gently satirizes cultural differences between America and England while exploring themes of redemption, compassion, and forgiveness.Charming, humorous, and unexpectedly touching, The Canterville Ghost remains a timeless classic that delights readers with its blend of comedy and heartfelt storytelling.

Originally published between 1787 and 1788, The Federalist Papers is a collection of 85 essays written to advocate for the ratification of the United States Constitution. Written under the pseudonym "Publius," Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay present a detailed defense of the proposed federal government and its structure.The essays examine the principles of republican government, separation of powers, checks and balances, federalism, and the protection of individual liberties. Notable essayssuch as Federalist No. 10 and Federalist No. 51remain central to constitutional interpretation and political theory.Clear, persuasive, and historically significant, The Federalist Papers stands as a cornerstone of American political thought and an essential text for understanding the foundations of constitutional democracy.

First published in 1719, Robinson Crusoe is one of the earliest and most enduring adventure novels in English literature. The story follows Robinson Crusoe, a restless young man who defies his familys wishes and embarks on a sea voyageonly to be shipwrecked on a deserted island.Alone for years, Crusoe must rely on ingenuity, determination, and faith to survive. He builds shelter, cultivates food, and gradually creates a life from isolation. His encounter with Friday, a native he rescues and befriends, adds new dimensions to the narrative, exploring themes of companionship, culture, and survival.Exciting, reflective, and influential, Robinson Crusoe remains a timeless tale of resilience, independence, and the enduring human spirit in the face of adversity.

First published in 1853, Twelve Years a Slave is the harrowing autobiography of Solomon Northup, a free African-American man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in the antebellum United States. For twelve years, Northup endured brutal labor, inhumane treatment, and the constant struggle for survival before regaining his freedom.His account provides a detailed and personal perspective on the daily horrors of slavery, the resilience of the human spirit, and the importance of hope, courage, and determination. Northups narrative is both a historical document and a testament to the enduring fight for justice and human dignity.Intense, moving, and historically significant, Twelve Years a Slave remains essential reading for understanding slavery, American history, and the triumph of perseverance over oppression.

A Pesquisa-ação sobre tecnologias digitais e Codesign Didático Socioconstrutivista na EJA/PROEJA. O estudo propõe soluções pedagógicas que elevam a criticidade, o protagonismo e a autonomia dos estud

On August 27, 1883, the island of Krakatoa disintegrated in a blast so loud it ruptured eardrums 40 miles away and was heard 3,000 miles across the ocean. It was the loudest sound in recorded history. But the shockwave didnt just travel through the air; it traveled through the newly laid submarine telegraph cables."The Scream of the Earth" argues that Krakatoa was not just a geological disaster, but the first true global media event. For the first time in human history, news traveled faster than the wind. People in London knew about the tidal waves in Java before the smoke had cleared. The eruption turned sunsets red around the globe, inspired Edvard Munchs "The Scream," and sparked a scientific revolution in understanding the jet stream.This narrative history connects the dots between a volcano in the Sunda Strait and the birth of the interconnected world. It explores how a natural catastrophe forced humanity to realize, for the very first time, that we all share the same atmosphere and the same fate. It is a story of terrifying power, early globalization, and the day the world got smaller.

It sounds like a hostage situation, but it might be the biggest health hack of the decade. "Mouth Taping" is the practice of sealing your lips shut while you sleep to force nasal breathing.Why? Because mouth breathing is a silent epidemic. It causes snoring, sleep apnea, dental decay, and puts the body in a constant state of "fight or flight" by hyperventilating. Nasal breathing, on the other hand, produces Nitric Oxidea miracle molecule that widens blood vessels, lowers blood pressure, and kills pathogens."The Shut Mouth" combines ancient yogic wisdom with modern pulmonology. It explains how re-training your breath can cure morning fatigue, improve athletic performance, and even reshape your jawline. Stop choking on air. Learn why the nose is for breathing and the mouth is for eating, and how a small piece of tape can unlock the deep, restorative sleep you have been missing for years.

Long before NFTs and crypto-art, a student named Alex Tew had an idea: sell 1 million pixels on a webpage for $1 each. It sounded stupid. It was stupid. And it made him a millionaire in months."The Million Dollar Pixel" traces the history of digital scarcity. It connects the dots between the "Million Dollar Homepage" of 2005, the insane real-money economy of Second Life, the $600,000 virtual planet sold in Entropia Universe, and the modern craze of CS:GO skins.Why do humans assign value to intangible coordinates on a server? This book explores the economics of status, the psychology of ownership in a post-material world, and the thin line between a digital collectible and a "greater fool" scam. It is a deep dive into the weirdest markets on earth, where a JPEG of a rock can cost more than a house.