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Village Lysolaje
Čonka, Ján ; Procházka, Lubomír (advisor) ; Janeček, Petr (referee)
The thesis analyses the ethnic identity of economic farmhouses in the village Lysolaje. The work is divided into three parts. The first part of research folk architecture from 1952 to 1953 called "description research" on folk culture 50s of the last century, the Ethnographic Society of Czechoslovakia. The second part of the material presents a historical evolution from inception. Describes farmhouses, work, old road administration's Ruzyne magistrate, statistics and modern-day attractions Lysolaje. Archival sources from the National Heritage Institute, building condition survey in 1952 and also from the 80s of the last century Lysolaje. Description of the historical part of metropolitan Prague chapter for a donation Lysolaje. Part three methodology argues estates in the fieldwork of archival sources Lysoleje city offices. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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The České středohoří Mountains - Cultural Landscape
Štefaniková, Jana ; Procházka, Lubomír (advisor) ; Štěpánová, Irena (referee) ; Drápala, Daniel (referee)
Thesis "The České Středohoří Mountains - Cultural Landscape" deals with the territory of the České Středohoří Mountains' Protected Area as the landscape of settlements, namely settlements of rural character. Based on the field research, the basic characteristics of vernacular architecture in that territory are described and selected influences, that completed local villages' rural construction, are depicted. The thesis also provides evidence of regional interest in the national history and geography of the České Středohoří Mountains, especially in rural construction and urbanism. This interest in the national history and geography is discussed in the context of the development of Czech and German national emancipation. The entire work put emphasis on the period from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th century. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Transfer of six wooden churches in Czech Republic and their current use
Vlčková, Eliška ; Procházka, Lubomír (advisor) ; Janeček, Petr (referee)
This Bachelor's thesis focuses on the transfer of six historical wooden churches form Subcarpathian Ruthenia and east Slovakia to the territory of today's Czech Republic. This study concerns St. Michael's church of Prague, St. Procopius and St. Barbara 's church of Kunčice pod Ondřejníkem, St. Paraskeva church of Blansko, St. Nicolas' church of Hradec Králové, St. Nicolas'church in Nová Paka and the church in Dobříkov. Stemming from historical literature, this work examines methods used to design the transfer protocol of these churches, as well as their real life circumstances, implications and outcomes. Main objective of this research paper is to evaluate current conditions of these churches, as well as their current use. Methods used for data collection were interviews with vicars and other community members closely tied to each particular church. Special attention has been given to examination of influence and contribution of said churches on shaping a local community. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Ground Plan Types of Farmsteads with Ethnic Marks in Village of Lysolaje.
Čonka, Ján ; Procházka, Lubomír (advisor) ; Janeček, Petr (referee)
Ján Čonka, BZK 2019 Abstract (In English) The bachelor thesis represents folk architecture for the benefit of the Czechoslovak ethnographic society; therefore, the work works with the ground plan type of the house in the village of Lysolaje. With a sign of ethnicity to the farm. Based on the study Prazak, Vilem: Towards the foundation of ground plan types of folk buildings in Czechoslovakia. The shed house off the rooms with the shed and the chamber-type house next to the room. With this type of ground plan, it is possible to distinguish the ground plans for the German house identification house and the Czech chamber type house identification. Another dimension of the thesis is the analysis of ethnicity in terms of social and cultural anthropology, the Czechoslovak ethnographic society and ethnicity in folk architecture. Historically, the development of Lysolaj describes the history of farm. The archive source represents material that already existed in the research of folk architecture in the village. Methodological side works with the method deduction and induction, verifies the theoretical statement of Prazak Viliam.
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Village Lysolaje
Čonka, Ján ; Procházka, Lubomír (advisor) ; Janeček, Petr (referee)
The thesis analyses the ethnic identity of economic farmhouses in the village Lysolaje. The work is divided into three parts. The first part of research folk architecture from 1952 to 1953 called "description research" on folk culture 50s of the last century, the Ethnographic Society of Czechoslovakia. The second part of the material presents a historical evolution from inception. Describes farmhouses, work, old road administration's Ruzyne magistrate, statistics and modern-day attractions Lysolaje. Archival sources from the National Heritage Institute, building condition survey in 1952 and also from the 80s of the last century Lysolaje. Description of the historical part of metropolitan Prague chapter for a donation Lysolaje. Part three methodology argues estates in the fieldwork of archival sources Lysoleje city offices. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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"Djemevi" - Houses of Assembly of Alevis in Turkey
Vytejčková, Kateřina ; Procházka, Lubomír (advisor) ; Charvát, Petr (referee) ; Jakoubková Budilová, Lenka (referee)
The subject of this work are houses of assembly - cemevi at Alevis in Turkey. The current Alevis follow on from the so - called Kizilbash (Qizilbash), who lived in the territory of the Ottoman Empire and the teachings of the mystical order of Bektashi, which was associated with the Ottoman Empire and the corps of Janissaries. Contemporary Alevism (alevilik), understood either as a religion or as a culture, is a product of the 20th century. Cemevi is a house where Alevis gather to conduct their own rituals. Modern day cemevi serves as multifunctional religious and cultural center where besides the rituals, teaching takes place and funerals are conducted. In this work I pursue the development of houses of assembly, deriving their terminology from two main sources - the form of the Bektashi ritual space (meydan) and from the village architecture of the Alevis populated areas. Today's cemevi is not only an architectural phenomenon but also a political problem, so I reflect on the Alevis' struggle to equate it with other sanctuaries and describe the focus of Alevis' roots, which in most cases initiate the construction of the cemevi. The appea- rance of the cemevi buildings, taking into account the available budget, is influenced by the perception of Alevism of their builders. Part of this work is field...
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Shepherding in the Beskid Mountains with Main Focus on the Area around Frydek-Mistek
Šmíra, Pavel ; Procházka, Lubomír (advisor) ; Janeček, Petr (referee)
The bachelor thesis focuses on the history and development of shepherd's huts in the area of the Beskydy Mountains. The main attention is paid to localizing of the particular, previously unidentified shepherd's huts in the region and specifically in the area of the Ondrejnik Peak in the district of Frydek - Mistek and the territorial unit of the Moravian- Silesian Beskydy Mountains, starting with the surroundings of Frenstat in the east and ending up with the surroundings of Jablunkov in the west. The aim was to determine the exact geographic coordinates not only of the shepherd's huts, but also of the former hovels. Further attention is also paid to buildings of shepherd's hut type, way of running the households, farming, shepherd's hut furnishing, products from shepherd's huts and shepherd's huts folklore. Key words shepherd's hut, localization, Moravian-Silesian Beskydy Mountains, life in shepherd's huts, history
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The construction and decoration of gabels in north Czech republic in Jizera Mountains
Bernardová, Anna ; Procházka, Lubomír (advisor) ; Křížek, Jiří (referee)
Předkládaná práce se zabývá tématikou lidové architektury v Jizerských horách se zaměřením na štíty domů. První část práce seznamuje čtenáře s tématem a dosavadním výzkumem v dané oblasti. V dalších kapitolách je představena architektura severních Čech a konkrétně pak Jizerských hor. Toto téma je obsaženo včetně popisu vývoje osídlení. Další část práce se věnuje štítu domu a typům jeho výzdoby v severních Čechách, v Jizerských horách a zaměřuje se na lomenice a dřevěné bedněné štíty včetně menších zdobných prvků, dále na břidlicové a eternitové skládané štíty a také na okna a jejich úpravu. Závěrečná část práce pak předkládá zpracovaný terénní výzkum, který probíhal v jizerskohorských lokalitách Karlov a Bílý Potok. Obsažen je popis obou obcí včetně jejich historie a dále popis zachovaných hodnotných objektů. Na přiloženém CD je zpracovaný fotografický katalog. Následuje zhodnocení terénního výzkumu a jeho zasazení do předcházející teoretické části.
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The České středohoří Mountains - Cultural Landscape
Štefaniková, Jana ; Procházka, Lubomír (advisor) ; Štěpánová, Irena (referee) ; Drápala, Daniel (referee)
Thesis "The České Středohoří Mountains - Cultural Landscape" deals with the territory of the České Středohoří Mountains' Protected Area as the landscape of settlements, namely settlements of rural character. Based on the field research, the basic characteristics of vernacular architecture in that territory are described and selected influences, that completed local villages' rural construction, are depicted. The thesis also provides evidence of regional interest in the national history and geography of the České Středohoří Mountains, especially in rural construction and urbanism. This interest in the national history and geography is discussed in the context of the development of Czech and German national emancipation. The entire work put emphasis on the period from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th century. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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