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Media Presentation of Miroslav Zikmund and Jiri Hanzelka in the years 1947-1970
Horký, Petr ; Štoll, Martin (advisor) ; Mikuláš, Peter (referee) ; Hádková, Jana (referee)
Media Presentation od Miroslav Zikmund and Jiri Hanzelka in the years 1947-1969 Abstract Author: Petr Horký Department: FSV UK, Department of Media Studies Supervisor: Prof. MgA. Martin Štoll, Ph.D. Miroslav Zikmund (1919-2021) and Jiří Hanzelka (1920-2003) were Czech travelers who, in the years 1947-1967, realized two great journeys together with the original plan of circumnavigating the globe. Their motivation was not only to get to know foreign countries, but to present and defend the commercial interests of Czechoslovakia, also to offer Czechoslovak goods and to establish new business contacts for their country. Already during the first journey, however, there was a communist coup in Czechoslovakia (1948) and most of the prearranged agreements were cancelled. However, because they sent engaging reports from their travels, and after their return their books and films received phenomenal success, soon this pair, known by the abbreviation H+Z (or Z+H), became one of the best-known public figures alongside athlete Emil Zátopek. At the time of the Prague Spring, i.e. until 1968, they performed publicly and openly, even some people could Jiří Hanzelka nominat for the presidency of the republic. After 1970, by occupying Warsaw Pact troops, the communist regime did everything to silence the two travelers....
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Perestroika on ČST screens. Transformation of the depiction of political events 1986-1989 in the main news program Televizni noviny
Růžička, Daniel ; Štoll, Martin (advisor) ; Dudková, Jana (referee) ; Hádková, Jana (referee)
1 z 21 UNIVERZITA KARLOVA V PRAZE FAKULTA SOCIÁLNÍCH VĚD Institut komunikačních studií a žurnalistiky Studijní program: Mediální a komunikační studia Teze dizertační práce Přestavba na obrazovkách ČST. Proměna zobrazování politických událostí 1986-1989 v hlavní zpravodajské relaci Televizní noviny Autor dizertační práce: MgA. Daniel Růžička Vedoucí práce: prof. MgA. Martin Štoll, Ph.D. 2 z 21 1 Téma a cíl práce 1.1 Dizertační práce se zaměřuje na historii československé přestavby v letech 1986-1989 a na roli Československé televize coby hromadného sdělovacího prostředku v tomto období. Práce představuje 23 vybraných politických událostí, které se odehrávaly v Československu a Sovětském svazu a byly pro proces změny stěžejní, a analyzuje, jakým způsobem o těchto událostech státní televize informovala. Na základě této analýzy pak zpětně ukazuje, jakou fakticky ČST roli ideologického nástroje KSČ plnila. 1.2 Když ve druhé polovině 80. let minulého století začala Komunistická strana Československa do své politiky zavádět program přestavby hospodářského mechanismu, nešlo o výsledek marxisticko-leninských analýz nebo vlastních dlouholetých zkušeností a z nich plynoucího rozhodnutí. Podnět přišel ze Sovětského svazu, kde Komunistická strana Sovětského svazu v čele s generálním tajemníkem Michailem Gorbačovem...
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Alaska - Culture and Nature in Audiovisual Representation
Moulis, Ladislav ; Štoll, Martin (advisor) ; Soukup, Martin (referee) ; Hádková, Jana (referee)
Alaska, which has been the 49th state of the USA since 1959, is a very unique locality according to many viewpoints. Although it is a part of the civilized Western world, it presents one of the last well- preserved wildlife on the Earth. Although Alaska is gradually settled by immigrants, native people have to deal with their dilemma connected with assimilation for many centuries. They did not create their own new culture - its cultural specifics are still defined by combination of original cultural patterns of Yup'ik and Inupiat Eskimos and natural tribes Tlingit, Haida, Athabaska, Aleut and imported cultures. My work is a study of clashes between civilization and nature resp. civilization and original ethnic groups and it goes throughout structural analysis of audiovisual artefacts, in this case visual records and films from fictional and non-fictional category. The subject of my analysis is a method and variability of possible approaches to Alaska presentation by audiovisual means and mainly examines formation and development of stereotypes in presentation of wildlife and human lifestyle in their specific conditions. The advantage of my research is a limited locality and relatively lowly explored area and also overview (even numerous) of audiovisual materials in its own way. Next to the...
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