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Comparison of five principle types of the Noh plays
Burešová, Lucie ; Švarcová, Zdeňka (advisor) ; Tirala, Martin (referee)
The bachelor thesis Comparison of the Five Principle Types of the Noh Plays deals with the traditional classification of Japanese plays No according to the characteristic role the main actor shite performs. Following this classification it proceeds to the analysis of five plays: Tsurukame (Crane and Tortoise), Atsumori, Hagoromo (The Feather Mantle), Semimaru and Funa Benkei (Benkei on the Boat). The author's approach is based more on performance art theories than linguistics, the main criterion being the dramatic development of each play according to jo-ha-kyu system, considering characterization of the role during the play. The thesis is based on Japanese librettos yokyoku, script translations in to main European languages and video s of theatre performances.
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Artefacts identified as medical instruments of the Iron Age or the Roman Age from, what is known today as, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and the Lower Austria - North of the Danube
Burešová, Lucie ; Alušík, Tomáš (advisor) ; Kysela, Jan (referee)
(in English): The aim of this thesis is to present a catalogue of artefacts identified as medical instruments of the Iron Age, or the Roman Age, from what is known today as the Czech Republic, Slovakia and the Lower Austria - North of the Danube. This thesis presents results from the analysis of the terms "physician" and "medical", their origin and legitimacy of use for artefacts from the La Tène period and the Roman Age, for which the original purpose is assumed to be diagnosis and treatment. A brief overview of the types and the variety of shapes of the artefacts, interpreted as medical instruments in the European environment, was presented and a catalogue of artefacts of the Iron Age or the Roman Age, from the territory under examination, which were identified as medical instruments, was compiled. The individual artefacts were critically reviewed, and it was decided whether they could have been used for therapeutic or diagnostic purposes.
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Close Social Ties and their Role in Virtual
Burešová, Lucie ; Tuček, Milan (advisor) ; Mitrenga, David (referee)
This thesis deals with the functioning of virtual communities in relation to social capital of their members gained in this environment. The issue of virtual communities is embedded in a broader discussion about the form of community life in modern society and about the impact of new media on social behavior, individual identity and association. Attention is paid to linking the virval environment with the real environment through offline meetings and how this affects social ties between users and life of community. Based on the case study of specific community formed around game-literary server www.darkage.cz, thesis analyzes the influence of close social ties between users on the functioning of the community within its evolution in time.
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Abused child hospitalized in intensive care unit
Burešová, Lucie ; Hanušová, Jaroslava (advisor) ; Prchlík, Martin (referee)
Surname and name: Burešová Lucie Department: Nursing Title of thesis: Abused child hospitalized in intensive care unit Consultant: PhDr. Jaroslava Hanušová, Ph.D. Number of pages: numbered: 69, without numbers: 22 Number of appendices: 4 Number of literature items used: 24 Key words: battered child, abused child, Child abuse syndrome, vexation, sex abuse, critical states in childhood Summary: The work discusses the theme of abused children hospitalized in Intensive care units. Especially it is studying approach of the nurses of intensive care units to the children hospitalized for the reason of serious results of ill-treatment. The work is divided into the theoretical and practical part. In the theoretical part there is detailed characterization of the main topic - child abuse. The practical part is processed in form of research through the medium of lists of questions. Lists of questions were distributed to the nurses of intensive care units. It was research for the knowledge and view of nurses in questions of child abuse. This work would contribute to better providing of precise care for abused children in critical state hospitalized in intensive care units.
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Artefacts identified as medical instruments of the Iron Age or the Roman Age from, what is known today as, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and the Lower Austria - North of the Danube
Burešová, Lucie ; Alušík, Tomáš (advisor) ; Kysela, Jan (referee)
(in English): The aim of this thesis is to present a catalogue of artefacts identified as medical instruments of the Iron Age, or the Roman Age, from what is known today as the Czech Republic, Slovakia and the Lower Austria - North of the Danube. This thesis presents results from the analysis of the terms "physician" and "medical", their origin and legitimacy of use for artefacts from the La Tène period and the Roman Age, for which the original purpose is assumed to be diagnosis and treatment. A brief overview of the types and the variety of shapes of the artefacts, interpreted as medical instruments in the European environment, was presented and a catalogue of artefacts of the Iron Age or the Roman Age, from the territory under examination, which were identified as medical instruments, was compiled. The individual artefacts were critically reviewed, and it was decided whether they could have been used for therapeutic or diagnostic purposes.
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Alternative news sites in the Czech republic
Burešová, Lucie ; Křeček, Jan (advisor) ; Nečas, Vlastimil (referee)
This thesis deals with alternative media and their role in society, focusing in particular on the media focused on the news. There are described theoretical approaches to alternative media, their history and the present. Another important part is the description of their interaction with mainstream media. Contemporary alternative media have hybrid nature because they take over the practices of the mainstream. Likewise, the mainstream media increasingly demonstrate practices that are attributed to alternative media. The following chapters briefly approached the phenomenon of civic journalism and counter-public sphere. The last chapter outlines the current situation of alternative media in the Czech Republic. The practical part consists of analysis of two online periodicals - Deník Referendum and Britské listy. Surveyed periodicals are closer analyzed in terms of their declared focus, funding, contributors, readers and content. The aim of the analysis is to determine to what extent these periodicals meet the desirable attributes of alternative media, how they managed to deal with the financing and how many readers they have. The analysis shows that it is possible to percieve both dailies as alternative media, even though they do not meet certain traditional definitions of the term. Both periodials...
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Close Social Ties and their Role in Virtual
Burešová, Lucie ; Tuček, Milan (advisor) ; Mitrenga, David (referee)
This thesis deals with the functioning of virtual communities in relation to social capital of their members gained in this environment. The issue of virtual communities is embedded in a broader discussion about the form of community life in modern society and about the impact of new media on social behavior, individual identity and association. Attention is paid to linking the virval environment with the real environment through offline meetings and how this affects social ties between users and life of community. Based on the case study of specific community formed around game-literary server www.darkage.cz, thesis analyzes the influence of close social ties between users on the functioning of the community within its evolution in time.
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The Language of Gestures: Semiological Analysis of the Play of Human Body in No Theatre
Burešová, Lucie ; Švarcová, Zdeňka (advisor) ; Tirala, Martin (referee)
This thesis offers an insight into the way of exploring dance in nō theater as the "language of gestures", which it subjects to semantic analysis. The author deals with the formal structure of dance in nō - its historical origins and formal changes related to the context, and brings an analysis of the nowadays form and its components. The thesis also focuses on the process of semantic reception of dance - it examines the relationship of actors and audience in the historical and socio-cultural context, as well as the changes in semantic reception. Above all, a detailed analysis and translation of basic structural and semantic units of movement vocabulary is presented and subsequently used in specific semiological analysis of the choreography kuse from the play Hagoromo. Keywords: Japanese dance, nō theater, semantic analysis, Hagoromo
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Case of Krčmaň and its image in the press
Burešová, Lucie ; Cebe, Jan (advisor) ; Aplt, Daniel (referee)
Bachelor thesis The case of Krčmaň and its image in the press discusses the so-called packed assassination, which was unsuccessfully committed to the three non-communist ministers (Jan Masaryk, Prokop Drtina and Petr Zenkl) in 1947. The analytical part of this bachelor thesisis is dedicated to analysis of the authentic press, namely the central newspaper of the Communist party - Rudé právo and the central newspaper of the Czechoslovak national socialist psarty - Svobodné slovo. The analytical part is focused on the differences in the presentation of the attack, course its investigation and findings which investigators reached with regard to political orientation of the journal. The theoretical part includes the historical context of Czechoslovakia after the Second World War to the communist putsch in 1948 based on the literature. The emphasis is placed on the political situation in the country and the functioning of the media. The focus is on the functioning of the press in the media sector. The theoretical part also includes biography of aforementioned ministers and description of the case of Krčmaň on the basis of literature.
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