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Sigismund of Luxembourg wives
Klimešová, Kateřina ; Sládková, Kateřina (advisor) ; Charvátová, Kateřina (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with the wives of Sigismund of Luxembourg, Maria of Anjou and Barbara of Cilli. Through the study of sources, especially chronicles and secondary literature, domestic and foreign, it provides a closer look at her life destinies. The thesis is divided into two stages, each is about one of the wives. At the beginning of each section, there is a description and a closer look to the family of Anjou and family of Cilli, i.e., two important families which both women come from. In the chapters themselves, the work deals with the wives from their childhood to being at the ruler's side, or even their existence after Sigismund's death. In the case if the second wife, Barbara of Cilli, her second life is also mentioned here with an overlap into the present. It is explained how today's society looks at her and for what reason it is so. Their female position in the late medieval society is also mentioned. KEY WORDS Sigismund of Luxembourg, Mary of Anjou, Barbara of Cilli, 14th century, 15th century, Bohemia, Hungary, wives
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Vladislav II. Jagiellonian as a founder and patron
Lysáková, Barbora ; Sládková, Kateřina (advisor) ; Charvátová, Kateřina (referee)
The bachelor thesis focuses on Vladislav II. Jagiellonian and his founding and patronage activities in the territory of current Prague. In addition to the recostruction of Prague Castle, it focuses in detail on the description and historical development of four selected buildings, namely the Powder Gate, the Governor's Summer Palace in Bubeneč, the Church of the Virgin Mary and ST. Charlemagne in Prague in Charles and the Church of ST. Jindřich and Kunhuta in the New Town of Prague, during the Jagiellonian era. The aim of this work is describes the circumstances of the origin of these buildings and the king's connection to the foundations. The work also examines the meaning of the royal initial W in the already mentioned buildings.
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The Brewery Museum in Pilsen: history, exhibitions and educational programmes
Repiská, Terezie ; Havlůjová, Hana (advisor) ; Charvátová, Kateřina (referee)
The master thesis of the Brewery Museum in Pilsen, its history, exhibitions and educational programmes, is divided into five chapters. The first chapter deals with the brief history of the Brewery Museum in Pilsen, its current and planned exhibitions and the museum's cooperation with the Pilsen breweries. The following chapter deals with museum pedagogy, in addition to legislation and important concepts, the reader will also read useful advice for creating educational programmes. The next three chapters deal with creating educational programmess commissioned by the Brewery Museum. The third and fourth chapters contain a description of tours with educational elements. One is entitled "Following the traces of ancient Pilsen with a four-legged friend" and in addition to an outline of Pilsen's history, during this tour pupils will learn a lot of information about the life of ordinary people in medieval cities. The second programme is entitled "How liquid bread was brewed in Pilsen" and contains activities leading to an understanding of beer brewing patterns and the importance of brewing for the development of the city of Pilsen. The fifth chapter describes an educational programme called "Na den bečvářem" and introduces pupils to the traditional craft of cooperage and its offshoots of beverage.
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History of the town and castle Budyně nad Ohří
Blažka, Jiří ; Charvátová, Kateřina (advisor) ; Foltýn, Dušan (referee)
My thesis is about the town of Budyně nad Ohří, the central point of the topic will be the history of the town, but also the castle, which is inherently part of the town. The focus of my thesis will lie on the history and development of the town. In this part I will draw mainly on a regional work from a teacher in Antonín Janda. Next the work will be based on primary documents, which I will search in registers and diplomats. In the work there is also information about noble families that resided on Budyně, specifically I will deal with Zajíc z Házmburku, Šternberků and last but not least Ditrichštejn, I will not leave out the smaller house of Herberstein. I also deal with other castles and towns around Budyně nad Ohří. I have included the town of Budyně in the wider context of northern Bohemia and also in contrast with similarly large towns. The main content of the work is about the medieval history of the town and also deals with medieval towns in general terms the ways of their creation and also how they were important for medieval man. In one part I also try to describe the difference in the perception of towns in Antiquity and in the Middle Ages. The last part of the work is devoted to creating a didactic walk directly in the town. Here I am theoretically based on publications devoted to...
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Mělník as the residence of Czech queens
Mrázová, Kateřina ; Sládková, Kateřina (advisor) ; Charvátová, Kateřina (referee)
The topic of this bachelor thesis is Mělník, a famous royal dowry town that used to be an essential residence of numerous queens of Kingdom of Bohemia. The focus is on the importance of Mělník throughout history, from its creation in the 9th century to the 15th century. The first two rulers to reside in Mělník were Przemysl princesses Ludmila and Emma. The last queen to ever stay in Mělník was Joanna of Rosenthal in the 15th century. This thesis is dedicated mainly to queens Elizabeth of Bohemia, Barbara of Cilli and Joanna of Rosenthal. The aim is to analyze available historical documents and secondary literature sources and use them to explain the connections of the queens to the town, portray Mělník as their residency and explain its economic and political effects. KEYWORDS Mělník; residence; Elisabeth of Bohemia; Barbara of Cilli; Joanna of Rosenthal; royal dowry town; medieval court
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The impact of education and counseling for adults with disabilities in the context of employment on the labor market in the Central Bohemian Region
Charvátová Jechurová, Kateřina ; Kříž, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Svobodová, Zuzana (referee)
The diploma thesis discusses the influence of education and counseling for persons with disabilities in the context of employment on the labor market. The labor market is determined by the borders of the Central Bohemian Region. The importance of this topic is seen for its change over time and development and for its indispensability from the point of view of help in the future. It expresses support and hope for people who carry some kind of limitation. Two phenomena arose in this area - disability representing a dominant determinant limiting the quality of life, and employability as a driving force for improving the living situation of persons with disabilities. Employability is a prerequisite for self-realization and socialization. The process of socialization and the success of work integration clearly depend on the attitudes of society, and this is reflected in the opinions and behavior of employers, but also in state intervention. The diploma thesis is divided into two parts. In the theoretical part, the author initially tries to provide a theoretical explanation of the influence of lifelong education on society and individuals. The recapitulation of familiar terms opens the way for anchoring the meaning and importance of special pedagogy and its subsequent connection to andragogic disciplines...
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