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The article discusses a collection of articles titled "Bion's Legacy in São Paulo: Theoretical Applications from the São Paulo Psychoanalytic Society (SBPSP)," edited by Evelise de Souza Marra and Cecil José Rezze. The collection explores the impact of British psychoanalyst Wilfred Bion's teachings on the members of the São Paulo Psychoanalytic Society. The articles cover a wide range of theoretical, clinical, and speculative topics, presenting Bion's ideas in novel ways. The collection offers a balance between personal experiences, insights, and creative speculation, providing a comprehensive overview of Bion's thinking and its potential for further development. [Extracted from the article]

The investigation of the views of the stakeholders involved in the municipal solid waste separate collection programme (CP) performed in the East Zone of the city of São Paulo is presented in this paper. Aiming to obtain the necessary information to be analysed, interviews with the manager of the Municipal Urban Cleaning Authority (MUCA) of the city, with leaders of recycling worker cooperatives (WCs), and citizens were performed using semi-structured questionnaires. The analysis was performed using the software "IRAMUTEQ". The results show that, in the view of the manager of the MUCA of the city and the WCs' leaders, the low adhesion of the population to the separate CP is the greatest obstacle to a further expansion of the existing programme. At the same time, the citizens have blamed the low diffusion made by the municipality about the separate CP in the East Zone of São Paulo. Thus, it can be concluded that the separate CP available in the East Zone of São Paulo is still flawed; since neither the public power, the WCs, nor the population are satisfied and point out several flaws. This situation highlights the need to establish better venues for discussion between the population, WCs, and the municipality to jointly design a separate collection system with a more participatory approach. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents a study based on the collection of samples from the typographic repertoire used in the commercial almanacs printed by Typographia Imparcial de Marques & Irmão between 1857 and 1862. The main purpose of the research was a better understanding of São Paulo visual culture. As a result, 11 typefaces were found, which allowed to verifying how the typographic repertoire of this printing shop evolved in 5 years. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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