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To teach Czech in Banat. Two hundred years of tradition, heritage and presence
Karešová, Pavla ; Šebesta, Karel (advisor) ; Bozděchová, Ivana (referee)
The thesis presents a case study that focuses on the state of Czech language teaching in the Czech villages of Gârnic and Sfânta Elena in Banat. The theoretical part dives into the history of the Czech minority in Banat and its linguistic characteristics, focusing on the two selected villages. Furthermore, this part unravels minority issues in the area and the specifics of their education, or forms of bilingual education, both from the perspective of the host and the mother country. It also includes a chapter concerning the language education history of the Czech minority in Banat. Additionally, it describes the current legislative structure of language minority education in Romania and the Czech Republic's concern for the education of compatriot communities worldwide. The case study focuses on Czech language schooling in Banat in the villages of Gârnic and Sfânta Elena as of the school year 2021/2022. Based on curriculum documents, didactic materials, semi-structured interviews with people in the school environment (teachers, pupils and their parents), and direct observation, the thesis describes and analyses the state of Czech language education in Banat. Finally, the thesis evaluates some weaknesses in the used didactic materials and assesses the performance of the teacher sent from the Czech...
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Dry electrolytic polishing technology of Ti-6Al-4V alloy
Karešová, Pavla ; Sliwková, Petra (referee) ; Píška, Miroslav (advisor)
The main part of the thesis deals with the finishing method of machining called DryLyte electrolytic polishing method. General concepts for measuring surface structure are also mentioned. The experimental part deals mainly with the study of the surface texture parameters of the turned sample before and after the application of the DryLyte method. The work shows that this is a very promising method for finishing metal-bonded materials, which can be used to obtain mirror-gloss surfaces, while the method itself does not require bulky and expensive equipment. In terms of surface finish quality, this method results in a reduction of surface roughness and an improvement in both surface and volume characteristics, always to the benefit of strengthening the core of the material.
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Lexical retrieval in Czech-Polish bilinguals
Karešová, Pavla ; Chromý, Jan (advisor) ; Rejzek, Jiří (referee)
This bachelor thesis presents the methodology of psycholinguistic experiment which focuses on lexical retrieval of bilingual speakers from the Czech Teschen region who are highly fluent in Czech and Polish. The theoretical part defines this region from both linguistic and historical point of view, then focuses on the speech production of a bilingual speaker and summarizes previous experiments that dealt with lexical retrieval in terms of bilingual speakers with high fluency in two languages. Based on the studied literature and the presented experiments, the thesis presents its own methodology of psycholinguistic experiment with detailed process of selection of participants for the experimental bilingual group and two control groups. To examine the lexical retrieval of bilingual speakers, the thesis then proposes two methods: the picture naming task and the test of verbal fluency. As part of the picture naming task, an experimental set of images is presented. This set was created on the basis of standardization between Czech and Polish speakers. The experimental set of pictures was selected mainly on the basis of the cognate status. For the test of verbal fluency, specific categories were proposed for semantic and letter fluency. The conclusion expresses several hypotheses which relate within the...
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Reception of Magnesia Litera in media between 2016 and 2019 and of various winning books
Karešová, Pavla ; Čeňková, Jana (advisor) ; Malý, Radek (referee)
This bachelor theses addresses analysis of literary critical response of four titles which were awarded in one of the categories of the competition Magnesia Litera between 2016 and 2019. The thesis aims to present the profile of the competition Magnesia Litera and subsequently to define the term literary criticism, to describe its development and principles. Furthermore, it addresses four specific winning titles which include two awarded for Prose: Do tmy (2015) by Anna Bolavá and Teorie podivnosti (2018) by Pavla Horáková, one awarded for Journalism: Brnox. Průvodce brněnským Bronxem. Akce Kateřiny Šedé (2016) by Kateřina Šedá and one for Children's and Youth Literature: Transport za věčnost (2017) by František Tichý. Each book is then subject of my own interpretation. The thesis then analyses critical reflection of each book within Czech media environment before and after being awarded in Magnesia Litera competition, regards the quantity of response and compares its content; in both cases it also points out whether the literary critical evaluation had been influenced by the award itself.
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