Temiminós Revista Científica

04-22

Authors: Paulo Osório

In 2014, the Portuguese language celebrates 800 years of its existence, characterized by an extensive evolution of some systematic phenomena. The convention is to take the year 1214, with the Testamento de Afonso II (King Afonso II’ s will), as the inaugural date of Portuguese as a language. Thus, this article aims at, even if briefly, (i) presenting a sketch of the main changes that the language has undergone over the past 800 years, from medieval Portuguese to modern Portuguese and (ii) proposing a specific bibliography on the history of Portuguese. In this study, we will address all linguistic transformations and evolutions, but only the ones that particularize some of the sub-periods of the history of the Portuguese language will be analyzed.

32-41

Authors: Lúcia Cristina Vargas Machado

The dynamics of the globalized world has demanded major changes in organizations, whether those producing tangible goods, are for the service providers. And while complying with the changes, we can consider the revolutions experienced by humanity, considering that most changed the market scenario for the first time was 1st industrial revolution, and the other, the information revolution. In this context, the aim of this paper is to demonstrate through the literature review, the significant and important transformation of information for the area of marketing organizations. The information revolution, having as its precursor and legitimate allied to technology and the internet, respectively, made time a new type of marketing: digital marketing. With this new type of marketing, organizations are more present on the internet, may obtain a competitive advantage and result in higher profitability.

62-79

Authors: Mery Chalfun,Renata Braga Klevenhusen

This article aims to analyze the possibility of applying the bioethical principles, notably the autonomy, nonmaleficence, beneficence, and justice, in defense of animals. Traditionally applied to the scope of protection of the human person, trying to demonstrate that these principles should be applied also in relation to other specie s. The dignity of animals not- humans must be supported also in the sphere of Bioethics and Biolaw.

93-108

Authors: Rafael Bitencourt Carvalhaes

The Constitution of the Federative Republic of Brazil in 1988 narrowed the formulation of government agendas determining public interest as the creation of public policies committed to a "democratic state, to ensure the exercise of social and individual rights, freedom, security, well -being, development, equality and justice as supreme values of a fraternal, pluralist and unprejudiced. "The degree of binding of the original constituents reveals that Brazilian public policies must embody the constitutional commandments. The level of conformation space was filled by political values of the Constitution creating a political arena prosecuted, turning the judiciary into a deliberative public arena, in which the Supreme Court has exercised in recent years a prominent political role. In this sense, the present work analyzes the judicialization of public policy before the deliberative democratic process where political arenas serve as a public space for construction and public policy making.

123-141

Authors: Lucimara Deretti

This paper describes the study of the importance of the work environment in the protection and quality of life of the worker, the consequences on his life, his family and society. Brazilian law abounds in Safety and Occupational Health, but in practice, it still suffers from the imbalance through the workplace.

161-181

Authors: Ubaldo Marquez Roa

This essay propose an exception into Mexican habeas corpus law specifically in article 129 fractions VIII and IV, by using and hypothetic case in order to talk about child support, taking as a first step the deliberation between two children and set up which one of them have a better right to get the support.