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Direito E Desenvolvimento:
A presente obra DIREITO E DESENVOLVIMENTO: um diálogo entre saberes é fruto de debates e pesquisas realizadas por docentes e discentes dos Cursos de Graduação da Universidade Regional Integrada do Alto Uruguai e das Missões (URI), Campus de Cerro Largo/RS, e também de professores e colaboradores convidados. O objetivo aqui, na certeza de que a discussão é essencial, é apresentar um conjunto de debates sobre temáticas atuais, complexas e interdisciplinares.
Direito E Desenvolvimento:
Esta edição é composta por nove artigos, cujos temas entrelaçam-se em questões constitucionais, civis, ambientais e filosóficas.
Meios Alternativos ao Judiciário para Tratamento de Conflitos: Questões Atuais
A presente obra é fruto das discussões realizadas por acadêmicos, professores e operadores do Direito e de outras áreas do conhecimento no I Seminário sobre Meios Alternativos para Tratamento de Conflitos, realizado pelo Curso de Direito da Universidade Luterana do Brasil Campus Santa Maria, com apoio do Grupo de Pesquisa Santa Maria Verde: diretrizes urbano-ambientais (ULBRA/CNPq). Visa-se, assim, a difundir na comunidade acadêmica a importância destas formas para a pacificação social e a gradual diminuição do ajuizamento de demandas no Poder Judiciário.
Por Que Virei À Direita
Em 'Por que virei à direita', três intelectuais explicam os motivos de sua adesão ao pensamento conservador. O jornalista João Pereira Coutinho, o filósofo Luiz Felipe Pondé e o analista político Denis Rosenfield expõem em detalhes as razões que os levaram a recusar os princípios políticos da esquerda. Coutinho discute os riscos das utopias propagadas pelas esquerdas. Para Pondé, o pensamento progressista tem uma falha essencial - ignora aquilo que é próprio ao ser humano. Rosenfield analisa a 'te-leologia da esquerda', que vê o Estado como encarnação máxima da moral.
A Trip to the Dominions
On the eve of the Great War, in 1914 the Australian Federal Government sponsored the British Association for the Advancement of Science (BAAS) to?travel to Australia for their annual conference. Over 150 scientists were fully funded by the Australian Commonwealth government and they travelled on three ships especially commanded for this purpose. Across five major cities, public talks, demonstrations and excursions familiarised the visiting scientists with Australian natural and hard sciences, geology, botany as well as anthropology. In terms of anthropology, ?the congress presented a unique opportunity to showcase Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture. The Association, deeply impressed by this, urged the Federal Government to support a chair in anthropology to be based at an Australian university. Other outcomes included the Association's recommendations to establish a Commonwealth Scientific Institute (later CSIRO) and to develop a national telescope at Mt Stromlo. Although these were delayed by the outbreak of WWI, it is clear that this Trip to the Dominions was no mere singular event, but rather left a legacy we are still beneficiaries of today.
A Farewell to Truth
With Western cultures becoming more pluralistic, the question of "truth" in politics has become a game of interpretations. Today, we face the demise of the very idea of truth as an objective description of facts, though many have yet to acknowledge that this is changing. Gianni Vattimo explicitly engages with the important consequences for democracy of our changing conception of politics and truth, such as a growing reluctance to ground politics in science, economics, and technology. Yet in Vattimo's conception, a farewell to truth can benefit democracy, exposing the unspoken issues that underlie all objective claims. The end of absolute truth challenges the legitimacy of policies based on p...
Seafood of South-East Asia
The third volume in Davidson's award-winning seafood trilogy features 150 traditional recipes from Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Indonesia, and other countries. Line drawings.
Architecture of Brazil
Architecture of Brazil: 1900-1990 examines the processes that underpin modern Brazilian architecture under various influences and characterizes different understandings of modernity, evident in the chapter topics of this book. Accordingly, the author does not give overall preference to particular architects nor works, with the exception of a few specific works and architects, including Warchavchik, Niemeyer, Lucio Costa, and Vilanova Artigas.
Indian Popular Fiction
The scholarly essays in this book open up experimental and novel spaces and genres beyond the traditional and the literary world of Indian Popular Fiction as it existed towards the end of the last millennium. They respond to the possibilities opened up by the technology-driven and internet-savvy reading and writing world of today. Contemporaneous and bold, most of the essays resonate with the racy and fast-paced milieu and social media space inhabited by today's youth. Combative in its drift, this book makes possible an attempt to disband hierarchies and dismantle categories that have engulfed the expansive landscape of Indian Popular Fiction for too long. It facilitates discussion on graphi...
Materialities of Schooling
This is a book with an interest in the materiality of schooling. It is focused on objects in schooling, which, taken individually and together, constitute the sites of schooling. It does not assume a fixed dichotomy between objects and people, in other words, that there is a life of imagination and action, and there are collections of inanimate objects. Nor does it assume that the technologies and objects of schooling, chained together by routines and action, should remain invisible from inquiry into schools as sites of learning and work. Instead, by drawing attention to the materiality of schooling, that is, the ways that objects are given meaning, how they are used, and how they are linked into heterogeneous active networks, in which people, objects and routines are closely connected, it is hoped that a richer historical account can be created about the ways that schools work.
