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Item type: Item , CEU IV: uma proposta de habitação estudantil voltada para UFG(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2026-06-25) Jesus, Eryka Letycia Lima Araújo de; Rabelo, Frederico André; Rabelo, Frederico André; Ferreira, Bráulio Vinícius; Mello, Fernando Antonio Oliveira; Silva, José Renato de Castro eThe expansion of access to higher education in Brazil over recent decades has highlighted the need for policies and infrastructure capable of ensuring not only student admission but also their retention at universities. Among the main challenges faced by students in situations of socioeconomic vulnerability is access to adequate housing, especially for those coming from other municipalities. In this context, this undergraduate thesis proposes the development of a student housing complex near the Samambaia Campus of the Federal University of Goiás (UFG), in Goiânia, as a strategy to support student retention and strengthen the relationship between the university and the city. The work is based on a bibliographical review, analysis of institutional data regarding the demand for student housing, site survey and diagnosis, as well as the investigation of case studies. The architectural proposal seeks to provide quality housing associated with spaces for social interaction, study, leisure, and academic support, promoting social integration, a sense of belonging, and quality of life for students. The project adopts solutions focused on universal accessibility and the enhancement of collective spaces, understanding student housing as an environment for education, coexistence, and human development. Therefore, the study aims to demonstrate the potential of architecture as a tool for social inclusion and student retention.Item type: Item , Vestígios: o corpo como território de memórias íntimas(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2026-06-25) Araújo, Giovanna Ramos de; Almeida, Flávia Leme de; Almeida, Flávia Leme de; Silva, Odinaldo da Costa; Barra, Luiza DomingosThis research explores the relationships between memory, the body, intimacy, and photography in the development of my artistic practice, understanding the image as a space for affective elaboration and permanence. Through an autobiographical approach, I reflect on the ways in which personal experiences, family archives, and memories are transformed into poetic material, articulating creative processes that involve self-portraits, photographic overlays, video performance, and installation. The work stems from the perception that memory does not present itself as an exact reconstruction of the past, but rather as a sensitive field traversed by emotions, absences, imagination, and transformations. Throughout the research, I analyzed my own artistic productions in dialogue with artists and authors who address issues related to memory, archives, the body, and identity, including Nan Goldin, Rosana Paulino, Juliana dos Santos, Grada Kilomba, Sandra Rey, Katia Canton, and bell hooks. As a practical outcome of the research, the exhibition Vestígios was held, in which photographs, objects, and family archives were organized in an exhibition space that expanded upon the reflections developed throughout the research process. The research highlights art as a space for processing lived experiences and identifies photography as a medium capable of preserving traces, constructing affective narratives, and establishing connections between individual and collective memory.Item type: Item , Corpos masculinos em jogo: gênero, sensualidade e sua representação nos videogames(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2026-06-25) Souza, Malkon Khayyan Batista; Franco, Edgar Silveira; Franco, Edgar Silveira; Mendonça, Adriana Aparecida; Queiroz, Rennan PereiraThis research investigates the representation of male nudity in video games, focusing on how it is systematically decoupled from sensuality and eroticism in hegemonic media. Utilizing a qualitative, analytical-interpretive approach rooted in gender studies and visual culture, the study analyzes the visual and performative mechanisms of art direction, character design, costuming, and animation. The documentary corpus comprises multifaceted case studies that challenge hegemonic masculinity, including the God of War game franchise, the Soul Calibur fighting game series, the music video Crucified by the band Army of Lovers, and the feature film 300. The analysis demonstrates that while the female body is routinely objectified for desire, the exposure of the male body is displaced into the symbolic realms of brutality, comedy, or the grotesque as a protective safeguard to prevent its sexualization. In contrast to this protective desexualization, the study culminates in an autoral studio practice consisting of a series of digital illustrations. In these works, the character Kratos is removed from his customary hyper-violent power fantasy and recontextualized through dynamics of passivity, vulnerability, and submission aimed at visual pleasure, operating as a visual amalgam and a platonic ideal that challenges patriarchal conventions of the gaze.Item type: Item , Exclusão territorial: caso do Campus Aparecida de Goiânia(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2026-06-22) Santana, Eric Rosa; Leite, Poliana de Sousa; Leite, Poliana de Sousa; Silva, João Paulo Souza; Capistrano, Gradisca de Oliveira Werneck deTerritorial exclusion refers to conditions that limit or hinder the population's access to and mobility within the spaces and opportunities available in their own territory. In this context, this study aims to analyze the territorial exclusion experienced by the academic community of the Aparecida de Goiânia campus of the Federal University of Goiás, from the perspective of trip-generating developments, considering the relocation of the university campus from an urban area to a rural zone. The methodology consisted of three stages. The first was a spatial analysis, which enabled the comparison of urbanization rates within the areas of influence of the campuses. The second stage involved the application of questionnaires to the university community, including socioeconomic information and georeferenced data, which made it possible to calculate travel distances. These data allowed for the analysis of the influence of socioeconomic factors on the travel patterns of the academic community. The third stage focused on the assessment of comparative enrollment and academic withdrawal data over recent years, with the objective of identifying patterns that could explain the impact of territorial exclusion following the relocation. For the statistical analysis, chi-square hypothesis tests were conducted, identifying significant associations between categorical variables. The results indicated that higher income levels and longer travel distances are factors associated with a greater likelihood of choosing private vehicles. Furthermore, 74.63% of participants reported having missed campus activities due to distance, travel time, or transportation conditions, highlighting the occurrence of territorial exclusion. A low attractiveness of active transportation modes was also observed, highlighting the accessibility and mobility challenges faced by the academic community, as well as the region's low level of integration. The average number of trips per person per day was 2.273, which is consistent with findings reported in similar studies conducted in urbanly integrated university settings and may not directly indicate an association with territorial exclusion.Item type: Item , Identificação e análise das centralidades e da estrutura espacial urbana emTrindade (GO) Brasil(2025) Kallas, Luana Miranda Esper; Kneib, Érika Cristine; Lopes, Flavia Cirqueira Rodrigues