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Magazines dedicated to golf questions
Kunzlová, Zuzana ; Köpplová, Barbara (advisor) ; Halada, Jan (referee)
Diploma thesis "Magazines dedicated to golf issues" is devoted to questions of publishing golf magazines in former Czechoslovakia and in the Czech Republic. The key aim of this work is based on detailed mapping of all journals devoted to this issue in the period since the establishment of Czechoslovakia until year 2011. This work records the detailed historical development of golf in the Czech Republic, points out all problems that hit the golf during 20th century. Single chapters are devoted to all golf journals which had been published in former Czechoslovakia and ones which have been published in the Czech Republic. Significant space is devoted to magazines Slovanský golf and Sportovní Revue which were published during the First republic era. Further chapters mention post-war periodicals, and the last part of this work includes all golf magazines, which have been published after the Velvet revolution.
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Magazine Krakonoš during the period of Austria-Hungary
Pecinová, Hana ; Köpplová, Barbara (advisor) ; Sekera, Martin (referee)
Diploma thesis "The Magazine Krakonos During the Period of Austria-Hungary" deals with the development and with the content of the magazine Krakonos in the period of Austria- Hungary. The magazine was published in Jičín during 1872-1875, 1879-1914, 1918-1941. It is the longest-published magazine in the Czech area of those days. Nowadays, the magazine is an important source of knowledge of contemporary life in the area. The author of this thesis describes the historical context as well as social and cultural conditions under which the magazine was published. Afterwards, the author describes the development of the magazine and its publishing and editorial changes between1872-1941. The author uses a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods to analyse the content of the magazine between 1872- 1918. The results of research are described in the summary.
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Zahradníček's Akord
Vandasová, Anna ; Wiendl, Jan (advisor) ; Binar, Vladimír (referee)
The thesis focuses on Jan Zahradníček, a Czech poet, at the time when he was the editor of Akord, a literary magazine, and provides an analysis of this activity. The core of the thesis is preceded by chapters introducing the issues of the poet's life and work and providing basic information about the previous period of the magazine. Then I try to expound how Zahradníček edited the magazine and against what unfavourable circumstances he had to fight during the occupation and after the liberation. I characterize the basic contents of individual volumes, sections and their changes, and the texts of the most significant contributors. An important part of the thesis is a bibliography of Zahradníček's Akord of 1940-1948, a name index and a subject index.
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Chronological history of level and score gaming magazine
Möwald, Jaromír ; Švelch, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Kučera, Štěpán (referee)
The theme deals with the basically unknown history of Czech gaming magazines Level and Score, which were published (and are published) over the years from 1994 to 2010. As far as I'm concerned, no student has ever attempted to analyze their market position, causes of the eventual end and the causes of success. My work has a goal to determine the cause of the success of these two magazines, contact those persons, which were involved in the production of magazines, make in-depth interviews about their past work and the overall functioning of the magazines, breaking down the specific causes of eventual fall of the magazines from available sources and explain why the magazines remained on the Czech market until today. The result should be a structured overview of both magazines, their insertion in the historical timeline and an interesting insight into their functioning.
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Modern lingual tendencies of czech music journalism
Morochovičová, Eliška ; Kraus, Jiří (advisor) ; Vedral, Jan (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the infiltration of modern tendencies into Czech music journalism. These tendencies represent a wholly new approach to the general standards of journalism, its language and stylistics. Young authors analyzed in this thesis prefer to take rather individualistic approach to music and its reflections. Based on the study of the New Journalism and gonzo journalism in American journalism and literature, and with the application of the general standards of Czech journalism I look into the particularities of those new tendencies, describe their development in various media and analyze the written language of a number of authors. In my thesis I concentrate on various music media dated from the 1990's until now. I analyze a couple of music magazines for interest groups, the modified forms of modern tendencies in music sections of the mass media and the contemporary form of individualistic journalism in music media on the Internet.
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The World speaks-magazine radio listeners, fans of gramophone records and friends of good movie
Cahová, Daniela ; Köpplová, Barbara (advisor) ; Suk, Pavel (referee)
This bachelor thesis focuses on the development and content of a magazine for radio listeners, fans of gramophone records and fans of good movies. This magazine was called "Přehled rozhlasu" (between the years 1932 and 1934), later (until 1939) it was called "Svět mluví". Vilém Práger was the publisher and editor of this independent magazine which represented the opinions of radio listeners and brought them important information and opinions from inside and also outside of the radio. It was a key alternative for similar magazines which were produced by the Radiojournal company itself (these two magazines were called "Radiojournal" and "Týden rozhlasu"). For better understanding, the development of Práger's magazine is set into the context of social and political events during 1930's in our country, with a brief description of media from this time. Most of the magazine's content was devoted to radio production, to conditions and the aim of radio broadcasting. Information about the constitution, funding and personal structure of the radio station in Czechoslovakia in the 20th and 30th is also included in this bachelor thesis, as well as the description of the editor Vilém Práger and other important people who contributed to his magazine.
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The Analysis of prison medium Pankrác Times
Kopřivová, Jitka ; Křeček, Jan (advisor) ; Neubergová, Lucie (referee)
The aim of the Bachelor Theses "The analysis of prison medium Pankrac Times" is to analyse the irregular prison magazine published by the convicts in Pankrac Prison in Prague. The theoretical part gives general information about the magazine, its history and objectives, the sections, the editorial council, the authors, the distribution, the graphic layout of the magazine and its funding. It analyses the form of the magazine throughout all the years when it was published, i.e. between the years 1995-1999 and then again from 2002 to 2010. The analytical part studies the graphical layout as well as the contents of the magazine. The first two available issues from each year when the magazine was published have been chosen for the analysis, altogether 26 issues are analysed.
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Typography of the monthly maganize žena a móda (1949-1995)
Maňasová, Martina ; Slanec, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Láb, Filip (referee)
The thesis "Typography of the monthly magazine Žena a móda (1949-1995)" deals with the graphical appearance of this magazine and describes the changes in its typography. Magazine ran from January 1949 to July 1995, when it was cancelled because of financial difficulties. The aim of this thesis is to divide the years of Žena a móda's existence into periods, depending on its specific graphical appearance. This bachelor thesis outlines the historical context, technical conditions and the influence the Marxism-Leninism had on the graphic design. Moreover, the basic vocabulary of typographical terms is included. The thesis analyses the graphical appearance of the magazine periodically, with the focus on physical qualities, typesetting, typeface, headlines, front pages or advertisement. Furthermore, the graphical appearance of the world's most famous magazines is outlined briefly towards the end of the thesis, as well as the magazine's competition after 1989. The pictures are added to some of the chapters. Keywords Typography, graphic design, fashion, magazine, design, typesetting, typeface, front page, paragraph, headline, illustration, photography
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Sado-Maso 1983-1986. History and Artical Bibliography of Self-published Magazine.
Romanová, Gabriela ; Špirit, Michael (advisor) ; Machovec, Martin (referee)
This work offers a complete critical overview of the samizdat magazine Sado-Maso1 published in Prague in the years 1983-1986. I tried to make a complete overview and characteristics of the magazine - the main themes of each issue, historical, ideological and literary context of publishing of the Sado-Maso magazine. I also mention publications which were connected with the S-M magazine - independent movies, other samizdat magazines and books. In the Attachment there is article bibliography (containing indexes), covers of the Sado-Maso individual issues, interviews with authors and conterporary witnesses, copies of ,StB' documentary where Sado-Maso magazine was mentioned connected with Klín and Satan Actions. Egon Bondy's essay Zaplaťpánbů za "underground" published exclusively in Sado- Maso Nr. 7 ½ is presented here in commented edition. The goal of this work is to provide information about a not well-known part of Czechoslovak underground culture - a part which still has not been paid much attention on the side of literary history. 1 The title ,Sado-Maso' and the abreviation ,S-M' are used in the same meaning. Keywords SAMIZDAT, MAGAZINES, SADO-MASO, JEN PRO BLÁZNY, OPIUM PRO LID, (ZEN)BUDDHISM, ECOLOGY, ANARCHISM, PSYCHOLOGY, PUNK, MOVIES OF THE SO-CALLED INDEPENDENT PRODUCTION, VISUAL ARTS,...
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