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Briefly, this article presents the Unified Protocol for the Transdiagnostic Treatment of Emotional Disorders, a cognitive behavioral intervention of the third wave of Cognitive Behavioral Therapies. It aims to identify the maladaptive emotional regulation strategies that people use and train them in acquiring new and more adaptive ones. Composed of eight modules, it has bibliographical guidance material for the therapist and the patient. Through the 8 modules of treatment people will be able to train 5 skills of emotional regulation: emotional awareness, cognitive flexibility, identification of emotional behaviors and proposal of alternative behaviors, interoceptive exposure and emotional exposure. It is an intervention whose effectiveness has been, and continues to be, proven in its multiple options and possibilities: as an individual or group intervention, face-to-face or online, in clinical or non-clinical contexts, either as a psychological intervention or as a health prevention strategy

This paper aims to discuss the changes in Natal’s urbanization standard in the context of the restructuring of the citiy’s urban planning instruments. To this end, it analyzes the studies used as base for the elaboration of the Urban and Development Plan of Natal, of 1968, by Escritório Serete S/A and, in the urbanistic part (i.e. reading urban structure and landscape, analysis and projects), by Jorge Wilheim Associated Architects. Keywords: Jorge Wilheim; urban planning; urban history;shantytown.

Unlike the other eight metropolitan regions (MRs) established in 1973, the MR of Rio de Janeiro was constituted separately, two years later, after the merger of the states of Rio de Janeiro and Guanabara. To examine the changes and adjustments in the technical discourse on Rio de Janeiro’s metropolization and its implications, we will focus on the work of geographer Lysia Bernardes in this article. Keywords: merger; metropolitan regions; urban geography; urban politics.

This work focuses on the process of occupation of areas to the north of Porto Alegre from the 1930s onwards in what we call the second industrial and working-class housing nucleus, wich followed the first of Navegantes. This process, which involved public and private initiatives, resulted in the unique character of this occupation and the link established with the metropolitan region. Keywords: expansion; allotments; industry; housing.

Brazilian historiography on urban informality has moved towards a new locus of analysis, going beyond the traditional predominance of Rio de Janeiro’s favelas. In this scenario, we aim to investigate the genesis of the thought and the state action on favelas in Curitiba between 1946 and 1965, highlighting the influence of the Pan-American circuit for the diffusion of urban ideas. Keywords: favela; urban informality; housing policy; Curitiba.

During the authoritarian developmentalist period (1964-1984), metropolitan regions were fundamental components of the territorial intergovernmental policies. During the democratic period, the Federal Constitution of 1988 handed up the urban management to the municipality, metropolitan management to the discretion and interest of each state, and the metropolitan issue lost importance. The text highlights the potential of the constitutional rule for reducing social and urban disparities in Brazilian metropolises today. Keywords: metropolitan regions; urban development; metropolitan planning; urban Brazil.

The article analyzes the Doxiadis plan, a master plan contracted by Carlos Lacerda in 1964 for the city of Rio de Janeiro. Its hiring articulated, in addition to the theorical issues of urban planning at the time, the political debate that had Lacerda as the center and the maintenance of the city’s aura as capital, which had lost its status of federal district for Brasilia years before. Keywords: urban history; Rio de Janeiro; urban planning.

Review of the book Corpo em trânsito: ensaios sobre imagem, memória e cidade, of Andréa Casa Nova Maia and Wladimyr Sena Araújo. Rio de Janeiro: Telha, 2021.

Boris Kossoy is a photography historian, professor, photographer, museologist and architect. He graduated in Architecture from the Universidade Mackenzie (1965), completed a master's and doctorate in Science from the Fundação Escola de Sociologia e Política de São Paulo (1977-79). He was a professor at the Faculty of Architecture, Arts and Communication at Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp) and from 1988 onwards, he began to work at the Universidade de São Paulo (USP), where he applied, in 2002, for the position of Full Professor. He is currently dedicated to teaching and research as a professor of graduate programs at the School of Communications of USP, in addition to continuing his work as a photographer. His works are in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art (NY), George Eastman House (Rochester), Smithsonian Institution (Washington), Bibliothèque Nationale de Paris, Museu de Arte de São Paulo, Museu de Arte Contemporânea of USP, Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo, Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo; Centro de la Imagen (Mexico) among other institutions. Kossoy is the author of Viagem pelo fantástico; Hercule Florence, the Isolated Discovery of Photography in Brazil (with editions in Spanish, German, French and English); Origens e expansão da fotografia no Brasil: século XIX; Album de photographias do estado de São Paulo 1892: estudo crítico; São Paulo, 1900; Dicionário histórico-fotográfico brasileiro; Fotografia e história; Realidades e ficções na trama fotográfica; Os tempos da fotografia: o efêmero e o perpétuo; Um olhar sobre o Brasil: a fotografia na construção da imagem da nação (coord.); Lo Efímero y lo Perpetuo en la Imagen Fotográfica. He is also co-author, with Maria Luiza Tucci Carneiro, of: O olhar europeu: o negro na iconografia brasileira do século XIX and A imprensa confiscada pelo Deops-SP (1924-1954), among other books. In this interview, Boris Kossoy presents us with his personal motivations and the cultural environment in which he developed his research and reflections on images, in particular photographic ones; discusses the relationship between his work as a photographer and his work as a researcher and contextualizes the moment when photography gained recognition and space in public policies, with emphasis on the conservation and preservation of photographic collections.

Review of the book À sombra do colonialismo: fotografia, circulação e projeto colonial português (1930-1951), of Marcus Vinicius de Oliveira. São Paulo: Letra e Voz, 2021.