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The Position of Sport Manager
Olšarová, Renata ; Tripes, Stanislav (advisor) ; Král, Pavel (referee)
The main focus of this bachelor thesis is to determine the differences in staffing of women and men to managers positions in cycling teams and to determine opinions on the issue of gender. I am describing terms as sport organization, sport manager and gender in this branch. There is qualitative research in which I am determining the main differences between women and men in positions of sport manager and I try to explain why women are filled by little in these positions. Research is executed by semi-structured interviews and analysed by coding and constant comparison. Results should help to owners of sports team during the staffing of sports managers and refer the benefits of women as sports managers.
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The Gender in the literature - the theory and analysis of chosen texts
CIBULKOVÁ, Nina
In the dissertation I will examine gender from the literature side based on the comparison with chosen articles of authors from Czech and World literature. I am trying to interface theoretical and practical part. I have chosen three authors in the practical one: William Shakespeare, Arnost Lustig and Jaroslav Havlicek. On the basis of six written works of those authors I compare individually differences among main characters. In books Romeo a Julie (Romeo and Juliet), Zkrocení zlé ženy (The Taming of the Shrew), Modlitba pro Kateřinu Horovitzovou, Dita Saxová, Helimadoe a Petrolejové lampy I am searching for elements of gender, comparison of roles of men and women, and progression of particular female characters.
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Mapping out the discourses of Czech gender literary criticism
Matonoha, Jan
The paper aims to map out the state of art and the dynamics of discourses of Czech gender literary criticism and to provide a critical assessment of existing body of its work. While some blinds spots and low resolutions can be detected namely in terms of its under-theorised conceptual apparatuses it works with, in sum, the paper finds the field of gender literary criticism as a reasonably developing area.
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Czech literature from a gender perspective: Fourth Congress of World Czech Literary Studies: Other Czech Literature (?)
Matonoha, Jan ; Balázs, A. H. ; Deutschmann, P. ; Filipowicz, M. ; Fischerová, A. ; Gańczarczyk, G. M. ; Hoffmann, B. ; Hoffmannová, Jana ; Kalivodová, E. ; Kalnická, Z. ; Kos, S. ; Kynčlová, T. ; Lishaugen, R. ; Machala, L. ; Malevič, O. ; Moldanová, D. ; Penčeva, A. ; Poročkina, I. ; Scheinostová, A. ; Sokol, E. ; Součková, M. ; Thomas, A. ; Volková, B. ; Wutsdorff, I. ; Zachová, A.
Arranged every 5 years at the initiative of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic Institute of Czech Literature, the congress brought together some 150 researchers this year. The presented set of studies primarily attempts not merely to repeat other discussions on the subject of women (or men) in literature, but with the aid of gender analysis and critical interpretation to more systematically consider the literary text as a space for subject self‑comprehension and the formation of gender(ed) identities, as well as to comment on the opportunities, dilemmas and debts of Czech literary research in the context of gender thought. This collection thus offers a broad range of theoretical and thematic approaches, from a critical reading of the canon, gynocriticism and the archeology of women’s literary tradition through cross‑dressing in National Revival drama, queer reading of the socialist realist novel, the gender evaluation of contemporary Czech literature and many other topics.
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Ženy ve vědě a vědecké instituce. Příspěvky z konference
The two volumes contain articles based on the contributions of the conference 'Women Scholars and Institutionsö, June 8-11, 2003 in Prague. In the meeing organized by the Commission Women in Science of the International Union for History and Philosophy of Science/Division of History of Science (IUHPS/DHS) in cooperation with the Research Center for History of Sciences and Humanities and several other Czech and European institutions, around 60 scholars from 14 countries participated.
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