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Freedom square in Znojmo
Křížek, Josef ; Ludvíková, Iveta (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
The Freedom square in Znojmo was the task to solve. It was solved as a urbanistic - architectural study of the public space in a very bad state. An analysis of the state was a part of this work and as apart of the pre-diploma study. The area is set on the northen part of the historic center of the own of Znojmo. The main problem is the transport, for people unfreandly and illegible public space, calle the Freedom sguare, the contact of the different urbanistic structures, used just for parking the cars and growing the grass. The sollution slows down the transport, connects the green parts of the town. The space is designed to be friendlier and more pleasant and safe for people. The houses are designed as multifunctional with shops and living. the place must be atractive for walkers and bikers. The bikecenter, market place and the first rate of the design of this area will be atractive for people.The place is good forrelaxing and safe moving as well.
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Effect of absence of male initiation rites at the identity crisis in Western society
Křížek, Josef ; Hošek, Pavel (advisor) ; Bargár, Pavol (referee)
This thesis attempts to explain the phenomenon of male identity crisis, particularly in terms of universal male initiation rites. The central theme of this work is the relationship between the crisis of male identity and the absence of male initiation rites in Western (Euro-American) postmodern society. Male initiation rituals in different cultures have a close relationship to the mystery, the sacred, the myths and transcendent experience. These elements in our modern western society faded or transformed. However, in relativized and rationalized world these domains do not have their principal place. The thesis looks solid and relative basis of the male sexual identity, that is caught somewhere between undisputed biological fact and externally constructed and relative gender identity. Male authors and leaders of the movement of initiation rites of passage sees this man's identity as central to being male. These as well as other authors, see in these rituals chance to consolidate the identity in a world, where men are losing his ground. Oposite authors these mythopoetic movements and their leaders criticize.
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Effect of absence of male initiation rites at the identity crisis in Western society
Křížek, Josef ; Hošek, Pavel (advisor) ; Bargár, Pavol (referee)
This thesis attempts to explain the phenomenon of male identity crisis, particularly in terms of universal male initiation rites. The central theme of this work is the relationship between the crisis of male identity and the absence of male initiation rites in Western (Euro-American) postmodern society. Male initiation rituals in different cultures have a close relationship to the mystery, the sacred, the myths and transcendent experience. These elements in our modern western society faded or transformed. However, in relativized and rationalized world these domains do not have their principal place. The thesis looks solid and relative basis of the male sexual identity, that is caught somewhere between undisputed biological fact and externally constructed and relative gender identity. Male authors and leaders of the movement of initiation rites of passage sees this man's identity as central to being male. These as well as other authors, see in these rituals chance to consolidate the identity in a world, where men are losing his ground. Oposite authors these mythopoetic movements and their leaders criticize.
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Nexus of Christian Spirituality and Sexuality in an Erotic Reationship betweenMan and Woman
Křížek, Josef ; Milfait, René (advisor) ; Klaus, David (referee)
In this work Nexus of Christian Spirituality and Sexuality in an Erotic Reationship between Man and Woman, author tries to make an insight into questions, whose rise from this related affiliation. He tries to make it by concieving these two large scale phenomenas so they could have join in the controversial relationship with holistic concept of percieving a man. Spirituality and sexuality are both powerful forces, who imminently refer to every man - therefore their conscious and positive relationship is an important embouchure in a man ́s life. First of all, author speaks of various embracement of nowadays post moderna and he makes it through historical analysis up to Christian understanding of spirituality, which etymologicly comes out from God ́s third persona - the Holy Spirit. In a part of his work adressed to the spitituality develops some crucial elements of spirituality, such as mysticismand asceticism. This is followed by pass into biblical embracement of a man and a chapter ends by biblical sexuality, which is again followed by part about interdisciplinar embracement of sexuality. In this part are included various theories of sexuality and love, mostly the one about erotical refering from biological embracement of a man to psychological tendencies and meanings. Conclusion is dedicated to...
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Freedom square in Znojmo
Křížek, Josef ; Ludvíková, Iveta (referee) ; Havliš, Karel (advisor)
The Freedom square in Znojmo was the task to solve. It was solved as a urbanistic - architectural study of the public space in a very bad state. An analysis of the state was a part of this work and as apart of the pre-diploma study. The area is set on the northen part of the historic center of the own of Znojmo. The main problem is the transport, for people unfreandly and illegible public space, calle the Freedom sguare, the contact of the different urbanistic structures, used just for parking the cars and growing the grass. The sollution slows down the transport, connects the green parts of the town. The space is designed to be friendlier and more pleasant and safe for people. The houses are designed as multifunctional with shops and living. the place must be atractive for walkers and bikers. The bikecenter, market place and the first rate of the design of this area will be atractive for people.The place is good forrelaxing and safe moving as well.
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Endangered groups of people on the labour market with respect to persons older than 50 years
Urbanová, Lucie ; Durdisová, Jaroslava (advisor) ; Křížek, Josef (referee)
Economic cycle has significantly affected the national as well as the international labour market and has caused increased unemployment which primarily concerns endangered groups of people on the labour market. This Thesis is based on the hypothesis that persons older than 50 years are more prone to be socially excluded due to long-term unemployment and a more complex return to job than younger groups of people. With respect to the continuous aging population and prolongation of retirement age, it is necessary to analyse the obstacles and options leading to longer job engagement. The theoretical part of the Thesis characterises the labour market and its imperfections using a descriptive method. In the analytical part, effectiveness and purposefulness of the tool of active employment politics in Jindřichův Hradec are investigated. Evaluation of the analysis follows. The major aim of this Diploma Thesis is to identify the status of the social group in question in the Czech labour market via secondary analysis and also to evaluate to what extend active employment politics contributes to such a status in the regional labour market in Jindřichův Hradec.
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Comparison of European social models in terms of their sustainability
Trousilová, Jana ; Durdisová, Jaroslava (advisor) ; Křížek, Josef (referee)
Social policy in individual EU countries are different, but at it's core based on the sharing of basic, social and human values. Based on the level of state involvement in social practice to differentate free respectively four ideal types of social policy defined by Esping-Andersen. There are specific indicators such as economic growth, unemployment rate or the level of social expenditure, which can identify different types and distinguish between the level of state particition. The aim of my work is to analyze the European social model and social behavior of states distinguished by thedifferent models they use (Sweden, Germany, Great Britain and Spain). Defined by the European social model, at a certain abstraction of identifying the essential characteristics of social policy in seleted European countries in order to determine which intellectual concept in the typology of social policy is the closest.
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Veterinary Health Care
Knězová, Jana ; Lipka, David (advisor) ; Křížek, Josef (referee)
The increasing costs of health care is becoming one of the main problems of Czech health care. The state has become a constant tendency to enter the health system as a result and its interventions (regulations) influence the behavior of its actors. The regulation is in the eyes of the state solution that can cope with so-called market failures, but the result is damage to the entire health care system. Therefore health care could inspire in animal health care, where almost no government regulation (except law) and the system is based on market behavior.
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