Bachelor's theses

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Work Enviroment and Wellbeing of Employee
Stanková, Lucie ; Riedl Černíková, Barbora (advisor) ; Kašická, Jana (referee)
The thesis focuses on the topics of personal well-being of employees, work environment and leadership coaching. The aim of the thesis is to describe the topic of personal well-being in the context of the work environment and to evaluate the impact of individual leadership coaching on leadership style and personal well-being in the work environment. The thesis consists of five main chapters. In the first three chapters, a literature review is presented. The concept of personal well-being is introduced and the main theories and models devoted to the issue of personal well-being are presented. Options for influencing personal well-being in the work environment are described, highlighting the influence of coaching as a factor to enhance personal well-being in the work environment. In the fourth chapter of the thesis, a proposal is made for conducting research to examine the influence of individual leadership on perceptions of personal well-being and leadership style in relation to the work environment. The research design described is based primarily on Ryff's theory of personal well-being, which developed an instrument to measure six dimensions of personal well-being that would be used, along with two other questionnaires, to examine the difference in perceptions of personal well-being and leadership of...
Prevention of Burnout Syndrome in Primary School Teachers
Čapková, Johana ; Běhounková, Olga (advisor) ; Fonville, Alexandra (referee)
The aim of the bachelor's thesis is to identify the possibilities of prevention of the occupational burnout among primary school teachers. The thesis provides definition of the occupational burnout, its causes, stages, manifestations, and consequences. Subsequently, it describes the occupational burnout among primary school teachers. This part introduces the teaching profession and the most common stressors and risk factors that affect this profession in relation to the occupational burnout. Next, attention is paid to the issue of prevention of the occupational burnout among primary school teachers in terms of prevention techniques and preventive educational programs. Part of the thesis is quantitative empirical research, the aim of which is to determine the level of risk of the occupational burnout among primary school teachers. The survey respondents of the are one hundred and twenty-six teachers who work in eleven primary schools in the Central Bohemia Region.
Beauty as a path towards God and world in the work of Simone Weil
Staňková, Klára ; Roreitner, Robert (advisor) ; Jirsa, Jakub (referee)
This thesis deals with the concept of beauty in the philosophy of the French author Simone Weil. Beauty is described in the context of other concepts of Weil's philosophy, namely imagination and void, decreation and attention. These concepts are confronted with Immanuel Kant's aesthetics, which Weil both draws on and, in many ways, transcends. The thesis seeks to show beauty in Weil's philosophy as a mediator between God and the world and as one form of implicit love for God. Necessity is an important concept for describing beauty, through which Weil also points to the painful aspect of beauty. Weil's understanding of beauty is illustrated in the work by her metaphor of the labyrinth, in which beauty acts both as a trap and as a result of passing through the labyrinth. The work also explores the concrete manifestations of beauty in the world through which beauty can be loved. These, according to Weil, are primarily art, science, and nature.
Slovak Ladies' Chamber Orchestra (1969-2013): A music historical probe
Pisárová, Pavla ; Havelková, Tereza (advisor) ; Vacková Gillies, Barbora (referee)
The bachelor thesis is the first in-depth exploration of the hitherto unexamined activities of the first Slovak Ladies' Chamber Orchestra (1969-2013). The thesis delves into the personal stories of the female musicians, the orchestra's activities, and its evolution over the years within the framework of musical life and gender politics in Slovakia. This contextualization serves to elucidate the orchestra's activities. The research relies on interviews conducted with Elena Šarayová-Kováčová (1943), the first professional Slovak female conductor and founder of the orchestra, ten members of the orchestra, and information extracted from the surviving chronicles. The study adopts the methodology of oral history and draws on a feminist-informed historiography of contemporary music history. Although they were professional musicians who had studied their instruments at conservatories and earned a living in symphony orchestras, the Ladies' Chamber Orchestra never became a full-time occupation for them and was not always perceived as a professional orchestra. Nevertheless, my research indicates a significant improvement in the status of women in classical music during their tenure. The thesis contributes to the ongoing research regarding the involvement and role of women in musical life in Slovakia,...
The internal and external variation in speaker assessments based on speech performance
Nagyová, Eliška ; Volín, Jan (advisor) ; Chládková, Kateřina (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the internal and external variation in speaker's assessments based on speech performance. Using the material of two poems ("Portrét" by Karel Toman and "Píseň zhýralého jinocha" by František Gellner), the variability in the evaluation of the recordings of 32 speakers (16 women and 16 men) was studied. Their performance was rated by 30 listeners on a seven-point scale based on their impression of the overall recitation. The general nature of the perception test instructions allowed us to observe which factors may play an important role in the perception of the overall speech performance. The results point, among other things, to the possible influence of the text of the poems on respondents' assessments. This study serves as a basis for further in-depth research in the area of speech assessment. Keywords: internal variation, external variation, voice perception, voice attractiveness, voice measurement, voice assessment, recitation
Narrating life. Ethical value of the narrative process in the context of totalitarianism
Šilhán, Petr ; Šebek, Josef (advisor) ; Králíková, Andrea (referee)
This bachelor's thesis will analyse selected novels published in the 1970s (Life is Elsewhere, The Ascension of Lojzek Lapáček from Silesian Ostrava and The Questionnaire or A Prayer for a Town and a Friend) using the methodology of narrative hermeneutics. Specifically, it will address the question of how the life story of an individual whose horizon of possibilities is narrowly limited by the political situation can be meaningfully retold and what ethical value such a complex narrative can have in a society dominated by totalitarian narratives. The theoretical section will describe the framework of narrative hermeneutics and the narrative ethics that emerges from it. The interpretive part will examine how individual authors reflect on the ethical potential of storytelling in their works. Key words: narrative hermeneutice, ethical potential of storytelling, narration of life, totalitarian regimes, narrative
The Image of the Ottoman Empire and Turkey in Czech periodicals Národní listy and Čech in the early 1920s
Šťastník, Michael ; Malečková, Jitka (advisor) ; Kaas, Filip (referee)
This bachelor՚s thesis explores the portrayal of Turkey in Czech media, specifically in the newspapers Národní listy and Čech between 1922 and 1924. During this period, Turkey underwent significant political and social transformations, transitioning from the demise of the Ottoman Empire to the establishment of the modern Turkish Republic. The aim of this thesis is to examine how these events were reflected in the Czech press. Národní listy with its more liberal orientation and Čech, targeting to a Catholic and conservative readership, offer distinct perspectives on Turkish affairs. The thesis analyzes how these newspapers covered key events such as the Greco-Turkish War, the Lausanne Conference, and Mustafa Kemal՚s political ascent. It also compares the representation of these events in the Czech press with Turkish sources of that period, specifically the book Gazi Mustafa Kemal by Cahit Bürhan. Employing media content analysis, this work systematically examines the content of selected newspapers to identify potential patterns of bias or objectivity.
Medea by Pavel Vranicky. A musical travesty
Kadlec, Daniel ; Niubo, Marc (advisor) ; Gabrielová, Jarmila (referee)
The bachelor thesis focuses on Medea, a stage work by Paul Wranitzky (1756-1808). Based on the study of historical musical sources and drawing on scientific literature it offers a detailed image of this travesty (or parody) of Georg Anton Benda's (1722-1795) melodrama Medea. The thesis describes the parameters of the work, compares the work with its model and puts it into the context of the contemporary Viennese so called "popular" theater. It also explores the influence which empress Marie Therese of Naples and Sicily had on its creation. The empress acted as a patron and collector of music and she fostered an intensive musical culture at her court. The analytical part deals with the text and the music of Medea and the techniques used therein to achieve parodic and comical effects.
The theme of death in Michelangelo Buonarroti's Verses
Luxová, Veronika ; Žáčková, Magdalena (advisor) ; Mengozzi, Chiara (referee)
This bachelor thesis aims to analyse the theme of death in Michelangelo Buonarroti's Rime. In the initial part, it focuses on the author himself, his life and work set in the broader literary and historical context of the time. In the following chapters, attention is focused on the general characteristics of Michelangelo's poetic output and a brief outline of the development of humanity's attitude towards the phenomenon of death and burial from antiquity to the period of Michelangelo's life. In the second part of the thesis an analysis of Michelangelo's Rime relating to the theme of death is made. Keywords: Michelangelo Buonarroti, death, poetry, Rime

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