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Love and "birth in beauty" in Plato's dialogues Symposium and Phaedrus
Fiedlerová, Dominika ; Špinka, Štěpán (advisor) ; Jinek, Jakub (referee)
Theme of the bachelor's thesis is love in Plato's dialogues Symposium and Phaedrus. For the characteristics of love is important to present the nature of godlike and ungodlike souls. The main difference between them is threat of oblivion and fall into the body, which belong only to ungodlike souls. This thesis is mainly focussed on question of immortality. It tries to show that the real immortality is available for human like soul located in the body. People can acquire this immortality through bodily beauty, which help remember about the idea of beauty or through animately discourse, which mediate godlike wisdom in corporeal world. Most of the soul is incapable of remembrance and that is why they seek only a caricature of the real immortality.
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War Injuries from Past to Present
Smrčka, V. ; Mádlová, Vlasta
The symposium was conceived as a meeting of Ph.D. students studying palaeopathological issues. Due to a great interest in this subject matter it was finály extended by further invited scientific lecturers who are concerned with the history of medicine. The Symposium covered this subject matter not only from the Neolithic Age to the World War I but also to the present days.
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