Integrated Horizons: Dialogues Across Disciplines

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• CYBER WARFARE AND PHYSICAL CONFLICTS: EVIDENCE FROM THE RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN CONFLICT (2022-2024)

  João Marcos Barbosa Oliveira, Carlos Henrique do Nascimento Barros, Ismael Deus Marques, Jovair Pazzini de Melo Souza, Eduardo Stefani

  1-17

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 01

• BEYOND THE PURELY ENVIRONMENTAL AND PHYSICAL NATURE: IS IT POSSIBLE TO THINK ABOUT CLIMATE JUSTICE WITHOUT RACIAL JUSTICE?

  Danilo Santos da Silva, Wagner Lins Lira, Júlia Figueredo Benzaquen

  18-28

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)

• REFLECTIONS ON LEARNING AND CHALLENGES: SUPERVISED INTERNSHIP IN TEACHER TRAINING AT A STATE SCHOOL IN PARANÁ

  Jefferson Fellipe Jahnke

  29-47

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 3

• THE EMERGENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS IN THE STATE OF ACRE AND THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE ACRE PEASANTRY WITH NATURE

  Mauro Cesar Rocha da Silva

  48-109

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER

• THE REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN IN DIGITAL CULTURE: A SEMIOTIC ANALYSIS OF THE EPISODES NOSEDIVE AND JOAN IS AWFUL OF BLACK MIRROR

  Alcioni Galdino Vieira, Acauã Galdino Vieira Silva

  110-123

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 5

• RELIGIOUS ARTIFACTS AS AGENTS: THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN AESTHETICS, SPIRITUALITY AND CULTURE

  Maria Eduarda Campos Lima, Ivana Araujo de Campos Oliveira

  124-137

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 6

• OPEN INNOVATION AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT

  Kleber Luís Celadon

  138-151

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 7

• THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEADERSHIP SKILLS IN YOUNG PEOPLE: A PSYCHOANALYTICAL ANALYSIS OF UNCONSCIOUS DYNAMICS AND CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES

  Fernanda Machado Freitas

  152-180

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)

• HUMAN RESOURCES: THE IMPORTANCE OF QUALITY OF LIFE AT WORK IN YOUR SUB-DIVISION OF THE FEDERAL INSTITUTE OF AMAZONAS/IFAM CAMPUS EIRUNEPÉ

  Francisca das Chagas Estevão Xavier, Maria Lins França de Souza, Patrícia Maria Moreira Cavalcanti, Cristina Sá Esquerdo, Cilene Farias Batista Magalhães, Gustavo Costa Reis, Romário Rodrigues Belém , Ramona Ramos de Oliveira Muniz

  181-191

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
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• UNLOCKING THE POTENTIALS OF PALM OIL AS A SOURCE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY

  Loso Judijanto

  192-210

  • CHAPTER 10

• THE INVISIBILITY OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

  Andre Ribeiro de Goveia, Nair Gonçalves Rech, Matheus Sousa da Silva Marques, Osiana Lustosa dos Santos, Bruno Batista da Silva, Genivaldo Rodrigues Trindade, Joselma dos Reis Gouveia, Orcimar Sousa Gomes de Amorim, Patricia Oliveira Menezes, Luciano Paulo de Almeida Souza, Samuel Marques Borges, Karinne Oliveira Meneses, Claudiany Silva Leite Lima, Neila Barbosa Osório, Dalâyne Lopes dos Santos

  211-224

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 11

• SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTIONS OF OIL PALM PLANTATION TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN RURAL LIVELIHOOD

  Loso Judijanto

  225-244

  • CHAPTER 12
  • VERSÃO

• EDUCATION 5.0 AND NEUROSCIENCE IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

  Werlen dos Santos Alves

  245-253

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 13

• ALGORITHMS VS. AUTONOMY: THE RISKS OF DEPENDENCE ON AI IN THE CRITICAL TRAINING OF STUDENTS

  João Fernando Costa Júnior, Polyana Pacheco Monteiro Lins, Alline Paula Santos de Oliveira, Gilnéia Cardoso Ribeiro Ruas, Raimundo Alves dos Reis Neto, Leonardo Silva Moraes, Leonardo Silva Moraes, Maria José de Barros, Paulo Celso Morais Martins, Luis Carlos Loss Lopes, Marcelo Queiroz Schimidt, Waldir Giese, Ivete Bispo dos Santos

  254-270

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)

• THE ROBOTIC TEACHER: THE LOSS OF THE HUMAN-PEDAGOGICAL RELATIONSHIP IN THE AGE OF AI

  João Fernando Costa Júnior, Telma Maria Ramos Alves, Cleide de Andrade, Genilda Bispo Dos Santos Silva, Fernanda dos Santos Dias, Raimundo Alves dos Reis Neto, Gilnéia Cardoso Ribeiro Ruas, Sarah Medeiros Souto Gomes, Sirleia Bacelar Araújo da Silva, Norberto Huber, Karen Santos D' Oliveira, Ivete Bispo dos Santos

  271-284

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 15

• EDUCATION IN THE ERA OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: BETWEEN INNOVATION AND THE DEHUMANIZATION OF EDUCATION

  João Fernando Costa Júnior, Ivete Bispo dos Santos, Marta Bezerra Rodrigues, Gualberto de Abreu Soares, Cícera Oliveira Silva do Nascimento, Gilnéia Cardoso Ribeiro Ruas, Laís Maria Medeiros de Albuquerque Machado, Cláudio Firmino Arcanjo, Antonio Cordeiro de Souza Junior, Márcia Maria de Oliveira Santos, Adriana Cirqueira Freire, Maélio César Freitas dos Santos, Cláudia Esther Reis Godinho, Luana Mendes Amorim

  285-302

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)

• THE BRAZILIAN PENAL SYSTEM, THE DOUBLE IMPOSITION OF PAIN AND THE INVISIBILITY OF INCARCERATED WOMEN

  Luísa Dantas Sampaio, Victória Cristina Andrade Gonçalves, Fernanda Ravazzano Lopes Baqueiro

  303-312

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 17

• AUTONOMY OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCHERS IN THEIR PRACTICES OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

  Elaine da Silva Machado, Sergio de Mello Arruda, Marinez Meneghello Passos

  313-334

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 18

• ONBOARDING, SOCIALIZATION AND ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE: CONCEPTUAL BOUNDARIES AND LINKS BETWEEN INTEGRATION PROCESSES IN ORGANIZATIONS

  Fernanda Crocetta Schraiber, Ana Maria Bencciveni Franzoni, Heriberto Alzerino Flores, Christine Bencciveni Franzoni

  335-347

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 23

• PARANEOPLASTIC NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS: A LITERATURE REVIEW

  Marina Cruz Elias Viana, Luana de Oliveira Pariz, Maria Fernanda do Amaral Mendes, Lívia Ferreira Silva Verzola

  348-360

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 20

• TERRITORY, NETWORKS AND GLOBALIZATION: THE CASE OF OIL COMPANIES IN MACAÉ

  Rodrigo Wanderley Gonzalez

  361-384

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 21

• TEXTILE ENGINEERING AND APPLICATION OF SUSTAINABILITY PRINCIPLES: TEACHING-LEARNING EXPERIENCES

  Grazyella Cristina Oliveira de Aguiar, Brenda Teresa Porto de Matos, Marilise Luiza Martins dos Reis Sayão

  385-394

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 22

• TRAJECTORIES OF BLACK WOMEN IN HIGHER EDUCATION: BARRIERS, ACHIEVEMENTS AND WAYS FORWARD

  Marcela Aguiar, Gustavo Simas da Silva

  395-421

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 23

• PROPRIOCEPTION AND MOTOR KINESTHESIA: REAL GAINS WITH THE INTENSIVE SPEECH THERAPY AT THERASUIT

  Cecília Cavalcanti Bernardo Guedes, Lorena Grace Alves do Vale

  422-435

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER

• THERMAL CHARACTERIZATION OF PLA, ABS, PETG, AND NYLON FILAMENTS FOR 3D PRINTING APPLICATIONS

  Alexandre Melo de Oliveira, Lindomar Matias Gonçalves, Luciana de Melo Gomides, Amir Zacarias Mesquita, Gabriel Boni Magosse

  436-441

  • CHAPTER 25
  • VERSÃO

• DESIGN OF INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA SOFTWARE THAT ALLOWS DESCRIBING POLLUTION AND DIFFERENT TYPES OF POLLUTION

  Ma. del Rosario Martínez Blanco, Francisco Javier Martínez Ruíz, Sahara Araceli Pereyra López, Ireri Aydee Sustaita Torres, José Manuel Cervantes Viramontes, Osbaldo Vite Chávez, Luís Octavio Solís Sánchez, Pilar Cecilia Godina González, Ana Lourdes Aracely Borrego Elías, Mario Molina Almaraz, Luis Eduardo Bañuelos García, Eduardo García Sánchez

  442-454

  • VERSÃO (Spanish)
  • CHAPTER 26

• EVALUATION OF FAILURE CRITERIA FOR SHEAR STRENGTH IN WOOD ADHESIVE JOINTS WITH INCLINED GRAINS UNDER TENSION AND COMPRESSION LOADS

  Edgar Vladimiro Mantilla Carrasco, Judy Norka Rodo Mantilla

  455-475

  • CHAPTER 27
  • VERSÃO

• CONTENT MARKETING OF SPORTS ACTIVITIES AS A TOURIST INFLUENCE IN THE SUCRE DESTINATION

  Lilia Moncerrate Villacis Zambrano, Jonathan Eudaldo Quezada Calderón

  476-491

  • CHAPTER 28

• HISTORY AND EVOLUTION OF MARTIAL ARTS AND FIGHTING: A NARRATIVE REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

  João Vitor de Souza Moreira, Camille dos Reis Molina, Matheus Silva Martins, Leonardo Olier de Souza Monteiro, Marcelo Pereira dos Santos, André Calil e Silva, Guilherme de Jesus do Nascimento, Jefferson da Silva Novaes, Jeferson Macedo Vianna, Leonardo Hadade Galdino, Maria Antônia de Jesus Nogueira, Diogo Pantaleão, Aline Toledo de Oliveira, Aline Aparecida de Souza Ribeiro

  492-503

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)

• FAT PERCENTAGE AND HANDGRIP STRENGTH LEVELS IN CHILDREN PARTICIPATING IN THE FIGHT THAT TRANSFORMS PROJECT

  João Vitor de Souza Moreira, Camille dos Reis Molina, Matheus Silva Martins, Leonardo Olier de Souza Monteiro, Marcelo Pereira dos Santos, André Calil e Silva, Guilherme de Jesus do Nascimento, Jefferson da Silva Novaes, Jeferson Macedo Vianna, Leonardo Hadade Galdino, Maria Antônia de Jesus Nogueira, Diogo Pantaleão, Aline Toledo de Oliveira, Aline Aparecida de Souza Ribeiro

  504-516

  • CHAPTER 30
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• CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT IN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION: PARTICIPATORY MANAGEMENT AS A PATH TO QUALITY IN THE SECRETARIAT OF A PUBLIC SCHOOL IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF EIRUNEPÉ-AM

  Maria Lins França de Souza, Francisca das Chagas Estevão Chavier, Patrícia Maria Moreira Cavalcanti, Cilene Farias Batista Maganhães, Romário Rodrigues Belém, Gustavo Costa Reis, Raimundo da Silva Vasconcelos, Rayla da Silva Fialho

  517-534

  • VERSÃO (Portuguese)
  • CHAPTER 31

• CAGAITA A STUDY USING THE RESPONSE METHODOLOGY TO DEFINE THE BEST EXTRACTION PARAMETERS

  Jaqueline Ferreira Silva, Diogo Francisco Rossoni, Tayane Siqueira Garcia Alves, Luciana Alves da Silva, Larissa Rodrigues da Silva, Isabela Milani de Souza, Gabrielle dos Santos Picanço, Caroline Wolf Trentini Schipfer, Ana Paula Stafussa, Amábile Mariano Marques, Carmen Torres Guedes, Mônica Regina da Silva Scapim

  535-549

  • CHAPTER 32

• SOCIAL NETWORKS AS TOURIST PROMOTION OF THE CHARAPOTÓ SPAS

  Lilia Moncerrate Villacis Zambrano, Alexandra Scheznarda Anchundia Delgado

  550-564

  • CHAPTER 33

• A SUSTAINABLE APPROACH TO HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION: BIOPLASTICS IN CHEMISTRY EDUCATION – PART I

  Marcos Antonio Sousa Barros, Pedro Almeida

  565-591

  • CHAPTER 34

• A SUSTAINABLE APPROACH TO HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION: BIOPLASTICS IN CHEMISTRY EDUCATION – PART II

  Marcos Antonio Sousa Barros, Pedro Almeida

  592-630

  • CHAPTER 35