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Keeping Traditions and Importance of Traditions in Contemporary Czech Society
URBÁNKOVÁ, Veronika
This thesis is focused on the importance of traditions for students and seniors, the importance of traditions for the both groups is compared and the differences in understanding to traditions in the presented groups of respondents are described. In the theoretical part relevant terms are defined and explained and the views of experts on the importance of traditions are mentioned. In the first section individual festivals in a year and related traditions, but also recent traditions coming from abroad, are described. In the second, practical part of the thesis individual respondents´ answers were assessed and the stated hypotheses verified. The hypotheses were tested through quantitative research and the method used to obtain information was a questionnaire survey. The questionnaire contained 57 questions and was filled in by university students and seniors over 65 years of age. The research outcomes confirmed the first hypothesis assuming that the lower the age of the Czech Republic citizens, the lower interest in keeping Czech traditions. The second hypothesis assuming that young people are more aware of traditions coming from abroad than of the Czech traditions, was also confirmed during the research. The objective of the thesis was to identify differences in perceptions of the importance of keeping traditions between generations, and this objective was met, in my opinion. The survey outcomes have shown that between groups of respondents there are some differences in perception of individual traditions, in the meaning given to individual traditions and the extent in which the Czech traditions are kept alive. Both groups, however, have a similar (negative) opinion of the modern traditions adopted from abroad. The importance of the thesis lies, in my opinion, in the description of individual generations relationships to Czech traditions as a demonstration of their own culture perception and the feeling of belonging to the society, but it also takes effect as a reminder of those often half-forgotten traditions and so the society´s cultural heritage, by pointing out the importance of intergenarational transmission of cultural values.
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Children's Folklore Groups of Doudlebsko
SOSNOVÁ, Petra
This labour is dealing with mapping of doudleby folklore on the area of south Bohemia. Common part does not include only a view of children´s folklore but also a view of adult´s folklore. There is also a determination of area, history and a characterizaton of inhabitants. Part of doudleby ethnicity are characteristic traditional costume, music and songs. Second part is determinated only on children´s folklore groups and deals with characteristic songs and dances of Doudleby. This labour also contains elementary informantion about groups, it´s structure, costumes and activity contents. Groups Bárováček, Jitřenka, Malý Furiant, Radost, Soumrak and Úsviťáček are mentioned in this labour. All groups are led by competent leaders who guide children towards recovery of traditional customs and raise the generation who replace them in functions in adult´s groups. The end of this labour contains information about methods that are used to lead the groups and District show of children´s folklore groups held by Dům dětí a mládeže (The house of children and youth) in České Budějovice.
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The poetic of the folklorism. Case studie on the Materiál of the Artistic Group Gaudeamus.
SVOBODOVÁ, Tereza
The objective of this final work is to analyze and describe the process of the transformation of the folklore attributes into the elements of folklorism, using the example the "Svatojánské variace", the program component of the folklore ensemble Gaudeamus. The main focus of the work is devoted to answers of the authors {--} namely the choreographer, the costume and scene designer, the music composer, the director. The questions are not only targeted to achieve the work goal, but are also devoted to sources, which inspire the authors, to their relation to folklore and folklorism, and also to their opinion on folklorism development and changes, mainly after 1989. The work consists of two parts {--} one theoretical, the other coming from practice. The theoretical part includes detailed description and explanation of such terms as folklore and folklorism. The focus is on music, dance, costumes and customs. Source for this part is mainly literature; please find the list of literature at the end of this work. The second part describes Svatojánské variace, the program component of folklore ensemble Gaudeamus. It also contains the mentioned questions and answers of the authors, and conclusion based on them.
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The elements of the dokumented Folklore in the contemporary cultural Live of the village Blanice pod Svaým Antonínkem.
KOSTKOVÁ, Zuzana
The Bachelor{\crq}s work, The elements of the documented Folklore in the contemporary cultural Live of the village Blatnice pod Sv. Antoninkem and their current position in the village culture, is trying to document all available materials for mapping especially musical and song folklore and folkloristic movement in the village of Blatnice pod Sv. Antonínkem. Acquired material, mainly from Ethnological Institution ČSAV,v.v.i. in Brno and from National Institution of Folklore Culture in Strážnice, is confront with living contemporary tradition, focusing partly on its variational process. Readers are acquainted with history of village and there is offered detailed list of collectors of folklore songs and folklore prose reacting in this area. The following chapters are about functional division of folklore songs and usages during singing these songs, which are connected with significant pilgrimage place on a hill of Sv. Antonín, with wedding ceremony and with songs for dances. In the end of the work are summarized all findings and possibilities of its use for next studies.
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Musical life in Telčsko - past and present
VYVADILOVÁ, Hana
This diploma thesis gives a comprehensive picture of musical life in Telc, its personalities, music and festivals. The circumstances are recognized of their creation, described their activities and current status. Attention is also paid to other circumstances and conditions of musical life in Telc.
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Václav Tille's Collecting Period
Otčenášek, Jaroslav
Professor Václav Tille, critic of literature and theatre, folklorist and slavist realised in year 1888 research of oral folklore in region Walachia. He did deduce from results that Czech fairy tales are not original
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Textile Folk Arts and Analysis of Its Use for the Promotion of Tourism in the Czech Republic
Cihelková, Petra ; Jarolímková, Liběna (advisor) ; Bakos, Tomáš (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with using textile folk art and textile crafts in tourism. The first part presents the current situation of textile artisans in the Czech Republic. Also contains history of development of the textile crafts and explains the basic terms. Another section is devoted to the presentation of a blueprint, lace, weaving and folk costumes. The last chapter describes the possibilities why and how to use textile folk art and textile handicrafts for promotion of tourism in the Czech Republic. The conclusions are based on responses, opinions and problems of the current textile artisans.
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