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Social aspects and the legalization of prostitution
JEDLIČKOVÁ, Veronika
The issue of prostitution is still as relevant nowadays as it was in ancient times, when this activity had first been documented. Prostitution has been perceived in various ways in different times and countries. At present, prostitution is legalised in some countries, but with many illegal and criminal activities associated to it (e.g. drug problems, illegal restraint, blackmailing). In the Czech Republic there are no legal regulations regarding this activity, therefor we're referring to a legal vacuum and prostitution is resolved primarily under the terms of social work. This bachelor thesis is divided in eight chapters. The first chapter introduces the term prostitution itself, its definition, historical development and different approaches to prostitution from ancient times to present days. It also mentions the causes and consequences of prostitution and characterizes persons, who are committing violence against sex workers, but also persons, who are providing protection to girls and women working as prostitutes. The second chapter deals with classification of prostitution according to who is carrying it out and in which environment. The third chapter focuses on possible health consequences, which prostitution can cause. It introduces individual sexually transmitted diseases such as syphilis, gonorrhoea, hepatitis B and C or HIV, but also the health policy options under the terms of prostitution. Chapter four exposes possible criminal consequences of prostitution while mentioning criminal aspects of this activity and prostitution-related offences such as pimping, human trafficking or spreading of drug addiction. Chapter five introduces the principles of social work, hence the rules and goals of a social worker providing help to women in prostitution. Chapters six and seven deal with the legal aspects of prostitution, current legal status in the Czech Republic and abroad along with the suggested and rejected forms of the prostitution regulation act. The final chapter summarizes findings drawn from professional literature, which were introduced in this bachelor thesis.
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The life balance of Young Adulthood (Adult Age)
Jedličková, Veronika ; Janošová, Pavlína (advisor) ; Procházková, Jana (referee)
In my diploma work I tried to find and described what has happened with our society after the Velvet Revolution and if young adults are really different from the generation of their parents. This work has two main parts, theoretical and practical one. In the practical part I devoted to parenthood, marriages, education, employment and friendship. I also mentioned new prodigies like falling rates of fertility, prodigy of singles which were not common during the period before the year 1989. There is my research in the second part of my work which was carried out of sixty persons.
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The Lighting of Liturgic Space
Jedličková, Veronika ; Přikryl, Miroslav (referee) ; Zdařil, Zdeněk (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with the lighting of aisles, chapel and space under the chior in St. John the Baptist’s church in Frýdek-Místek. The thesis has two parts. The first part focuses on whole concept of lighting, also location of lighting fixtures and its impact on the overall space effect. The second part is the design of the luminaire, respecting the specifics of the space. The luminaire is also trying to satisfy the lighting requirements established by the local parish council.
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Choreographic Creation through the Game
Jedličková Beňová, Veronika ; ELIÁŠOVÁ, Bohumíra (advisor) ; WIESNER, Daniel (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the analysis of the choreographic creative process,
focusing on approaches to through the game. The first part is dedicated to the
concept of the game and the general classification of games. The second part is
devoted to the analysis of the artistic creative process and its phases.
The third section describing the history of modern and postmodern dance and
describes the work of choreographers who have worked with the game principles. I
mention the work of ballet choreographer William Forsythe, who also worked with the
game.
Final section includes practical examples of creative methods of postmodernism
using the score principles and includes the reflection about the elements of
postmodernism in my choreographic work.
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