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The Notion of Feudalism in European and African Context
Dvořáková, Martina ; Halbich, Marek (advisor) ; Horský, Jan (referee)
The thesis deals with the notion of feudalism and its application in an african setting. In the first place it is interessted in the type of property rights and land tenure which were typical for feudal Europe and african societies. With the book The Premise of Inequality in Ruanda wrote by J. Maqueta shows how misleading can be the usage of the notion invented initially for medieval feudal society and then set in other continent and in other time. This shows some similarities but hides other important differences.
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Forms of Selfidentification of Czech Evangelic Emigrants in 18th century
Pukančíková, Petra ; Horský, Jan (advisor) ; Křížová, Markéta (referee)
Forms of selfidentification of Czech evangelic emigrants in 18th century Selfidentification analysis of Czech evangelic emigrants who settled in Berlin during 18th century is based on their own biografies they wrote before death. Nevertheless, emigrants did not primarily presented themeselves in it but rather they demonstrated through reflection of their own life their belonging to Czech community in Berlin. Research of thease texts is therefore concentrated on textual analysis of chosen categories (for example heart, soul, conscience, salvation, awakening and so on), which emigrants indentified their relations to their belief, fellows and to themselves. Biografical writing aimed at devotional self-reflection was connected with lutheran pietism and presents only one part of authors self-perception. Dispite of this limitation we can find out how emigrants viewed themeselves through their realtionship with God and "awake kommunity".
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Woman and Sexual Deliquency in Early Modern Age
Niklová, Kristýna ; Himl, Pavel (advisor) ; Horský, Jan (referee)
Woman and Sexual Delinquency in Early Modern Age. The thesis deals with sexual delicts in the Czech environment in Early Modern Age from the normative and judicial practice point of view. An important part of the thesis is an analysis of the period phrases used to describe sexual delicts. Special interest is paid to the problems of fornication and prostitution in relation to women and the topic of sexual honour. One of the main questions is: Where went the imaginary border between fornication and prostitution?
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