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Tipo de item:Item, Is the right to mobility a right to the city? Examining a well-accepted planning paradigm(David Publishing Company, 2020) ;Lassance, GuilhermeFigueira, PatriciaIn many countries mobility is one of the pillars of public policies for urban development. The “right to mobility” has been assimilated to the very concept of the “right to the city” put forward by Henri Lefebvre a half century ago. However, based on recent surveys, the present paper intends to show that a greater offer of mobility can have the opposite effect of increasing the economic dependence of poor peripheries, thus contributing to the phenomenon of socio-spatial segregation. To show this perverse effect of mobility, we use the results drawn out from case studies located in the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In this context, the areas with the greatest mobility offer correspond to those that are now more dependent and emptied of employment and daily urban life. This greater accessibility has the effect of transforming these better served areas into dormitory peripheries. In contrast, other areas, with much less mobility offer, are able to avoid this direct competition with the city center. In conclusion, the paper proposes a necessary revision of the concept of mobility as a foundation for urban development which became even more pressing under the current COVID-19 crisis.Tipo de item:Item, Da weltanshauung à coisa: considerações sobre a sublimação no cinema e na música(Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, 2026) ;Cunha, Daniel Szwarcfiter ;Oliveira, Fabio Malcher Martins dehttp://lattes.cnpq.br/4486166569128792Tipo de item:Item, Os estudos da inteligência artificial aplicada à educação e formação docente(Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, 2026-07-06) ;Santanna, Jacqueline Lucia da Silva ;Paschoalino, Jussara Bueno de Queiroz ;http://lattes.cnpq.br/1537250371879200 ;Andrade, PriscilaCerdas, LucieneTipo de item:Item, A insegurança alimentar e o desenvolvimento na Educação Infantil(Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, 2026-07-13) ;Nunes, Karina Lagos de Souza ;Chaves, Jacqueline Cavalcanti ;http://lattes.cnpq.br/8251131202036561 ;Santos, Nubia de OliveiraMonteiro, Aline VeríssimoTipo de item:Item, A leitura no foco da avaliação: uma análise da prova de espanhol do ENEM(Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, 2026-03-11) ;Barreto, Paloma da Silva ;Vargas, Diego da Silva ;https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6292-256X ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/2200910661781151Silva Júnior, Antonio Ferreira daThis dissertation investigates how reading is assessed in the Spanish-language questions of the Brazilian National Upper Secondary Education Examination (ENEM), with the aim of identifying the conceptions of reading that underpin the exam and discussing their implications for language education in basic education. Adopting a qualitative and interpretive approach, supported by descriptive quantitative procedures, the study analyzes a corpus of forty questions administered between 2021 and 2024. The analysis was organized around five interdependent analytical axes: genre of the source text, keywords in the item prompt, levels of inference, levels of linguistic analysis, and dimensions of reading mobilized. The results indicate that, despite the diversity of genres, themes, and textual materialities in the source texts, reading practices oriented toward global comprehension and the identification of meaning effects predominate and are strongly delimited by the item prompt. A predominance of low-level inferences mainly anchored in the source text is also observed, as well as a low incidence of operations focused on the systematic analysis of linguistic resources. Based on these findings, it is concluded that, although the Spanish test of the ENEM aligns discursively with the valorization of contextualized reading, its functioning remains marked by the control of interpretation and by the stabilization of responses—features inherent to large-scale assessments—which limits the expansion of interpretive possibilities and tends to restrict the development of a critical stance on the part of the reader. The study contributes to the field of language education and foreign language assessment by proposing na integrated protocol for the analysis of reading items and by providing recent empirical data on the Spanish test, thereby strengthening reflection on its pedagogical and political-curricular effects.