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The "I ♥" NY" campaign has global reach, it generates jobs and warms up the economy, among many other things. But how does the branding elements and the brand itself affects people lives? That is the question that this research tries to answer. It is important to understand the effects of communication, and what a brand is capable of if it is well advertised and planned, and also the bond created between the consumer and the brand. Currently the brand "I ♥" NY" is worldwide known, and New York is one of the most desired destinations in the world, but in the 70's New York's image was stained by corruption, crimes and crisis. This research provided data to help understand the importance of Branding nowadays, and how it affects the consumer, being capable of saving companies from crisis, or a city, like it did to New York. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This work arises from the association created between the work of the artist Louise Bourgeois and psychoanalytic theory, intending to produce a space capable of historicizing the places occupied by women in society and their relations with the feminine. Louise Bourgeois was a precursor of feminist art in the 70s in New York and for being one of the first artists to raise the theme of the feminine and motherhood through her art. Through an essayistic methodological perspective, three works by the artist were listed for this study: Femme Maison, Arch of Hysteria, and Maman, from which it became possible to think about the social changes that imprinted transformations in the position of the feminine concerning phallic logic. The analysis of the three works made it possible to follow the displacements of the feminine - from the woman-house to the woman-spider in juxtaposition to the discursive transformations that occurred from the weakening of religious knowledge to the rise of scientific discourse, which was crossed by the irruption of psychoanalytic theory. If before the woman was restricted to the home sphere, now she starts to occupy and have to take care of several places and functions and, therefore, ends up being captured by the illusion of self-sufficiency, supported by science and represented in this study from the Maman, which gives the woman the form of an arachnid. The contribution of this work, therefore, comprises the possibility of thinking critically, based on psychoanalytic theory and art, about the illusion of self-sufficiency caused by scientific discourses as the contemporary manifestation of the female conflict of dealing with the lack. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the work "Ten Days in a Madhouse" by Nellie Bly, which exposes the mistreatment in a psychiatric hospital in 19th century New York. The author, under the pseudonym Nellie Bly, presents subjective accounts that challenge the objectivity of traditional journalism and reveal the condition of the women interned. The book also addresses biopolitics and the control of bodies and subjectivities in the 19th century, highlighting the perspective of Michel Foucault. The work is considered a relevant and current reading that allows for the analysis of the accounts and reflection on gender issues, human rights, and citizenship. [Extracted from the article]

This short article suggests that Samuel Beckett’s Film (written in 1963), and its film adaptation directed by Alain Schneider (shot in 1964, in the USA, and shown at the Venice and New York Film Festivals, in 1965), shares a common interest with the realms of utopia and dystopia regarding the power of gaze. Indeed, when gaze acquires surveillance purposes, it inevitably intersects with power tools that may lead to the suspension of individual and collective freedoms by those who hold such power instruments, a situation mirrored in many 20th century dystopias. On the other hand, in contemporary times, individuals are the ones seeking visibility and exposure: for causes, specific groups - often oppressed or marginalised -, but also purely for the sphere of their private life, a display of intimacy enhanced by the advent of social media. Film, in turn, focuses very concretely on the (im)possibility of escaping perception (extraneous or self-) and on the emotions aroused in individuals by such contingency, thus resuming some of the issues debated in utopian studies regarding the power of gaze and anticipating contemporary anxieties on the same subject. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article, we recompose historical perspectives aimed at expanding secondary education in Brazil after 1930. Nunes (1999), informs that this expansion expanded after the economic collapse of the institutions, motivated by the crash of the New York stock exchange; catastrophe of worldwide repercussion that, among other consequences, made visible the need to restructure the secondary education hitherto offered since it no longer included formal education, aimed at forming an elite that envisioned higher education. The theoretical and methodological basis addresses the works of Silva (1969), Abreu (1955), Palma Filho (2005) and Nunes (1999). We will have a close look at secondary education, developed in Rio de Janeiro, where we found that this offer was not limited to public schools. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article sought to analyze the uses of the zero tolerance policy in the city of Maceió. His idea is linked to principles observed by the broken windows theory, which states that social disorder, if not curbed, ends up causing an exponential increase in serious crimes. The association commonly made to this policy is the administration of Mayor Rudolph Giuliani in New York, in which rates of substantial reduction in crime were presented, therefore, being exported, generally in a decontextualized manner, to everyone. Therefore, this article seeks to analyze the import of this policy to the reality of the city of Maceió (AL), in particular the process of reorganizing the city's commercial center during 2018, a process based on Law n. 4479/96 and that caused changes in the life of street vendors and clashes between them and the public security forces. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Literature seems to be a fruitful path for theoretical investigations of existential-phenomenological psychology. Therefore, this study aimed to understand The Glass Dome, the only published novel by Sylvia Plath, who is described as one of the most relevant American poets of the 20th century, and a great name in the literary movement of confessionalism. The novel, which is said to be the prose extension of her poetry, revolves around Esther Greenwood, a prodigious and quite ambitious young woman who at 17 leaves her hometown for an internship in New York, and follows throughout the story for a deep journey inside the character’s conflicting thoughts and feelings in face of her life direction, a path full of losses and encounters, the need for suicide and psychiatric hospitalization. Given this context and theoretical defense of a phenomenological study methodology, an understanding of the work was carried out, which enabled the unveiling of a series of meanings, which, in the light of existential analysis, taking as its central point the character Esther, revealed themes of interest, namely: the experience of inauthenticity; the problematic of the meaning of existence; choice and nausea; and the updating of existence against the movement of consciousness, themes that could be discussed from the phenomena of interest present in the novel and the existentialist theoretical reflections. With this, it was possible to see the relevance of Plath’s work for the discussion of relevant themes in the scope of existential-phenomenological psychology in addition to the need for new studies that focus on other relevant themes in the work and not addressed in this study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper aims to raise discussions about the theme "sustainable development" from the perspective of several authors, in addition to presenting an example of sustainable planning in New York City and its results. And when exposing these data, create a discussion involving the definitions of sustainability and the extent to which it is something positive for solving the problems caused by global warming. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper posits an alternative approach to the work of Josefina Báez, a Dominican artist living in New York often studied only as a performance artist. Although Como la una (2010), one of her most recent texts, has been described as a performance text, this paper proposes "written oral poem" as a more fitting term to describe a piece that does not contain a set of guidelines directing the functioning of a performance. This "written oral poem", however, offers a performance, albeit a particular one: one that can be experienced without having to resort to a stage for the performance takes place on its very own pages. Taking into account its formal, pragmatic, and thematic aspects, this paper analyzes the everyday discourse of Báez to highlight the juxtaposition of gender, identity, personal quest, and transnational issues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article intended to gather the concerning information to the level of coverage of food insecurity of the population served by NIS-Olimpic. With the use of an elaborated questionary based on USA's Cornell University's research, and validated by IBGE. We noticed that an average of 60,5% of population with a incomplete primary school and incomes until R$ 510,00 and also lower food intake, with some episodes of hunger, and characterizing food insecurity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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