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Ornament in Nature, Science and Art. Discourse Analysis of an Education Case Study
Havlásek Tatarová, Lucie ; Fulková, Marie (advisor) ; Machalický, Lukáš (referee) ; Zindulka, Ondřej (referee)
The dissertation thesis, Ornament in Nature, Science and Art, deals with the theme of ornaments in contemporary art, design and architecture. Individual chapters are dedicated to exploring nature and science as sources of inspiration for contemporary art. The chapter, Body and Ornament, is about ornaments for the human bodies and patterns created from the form of human bodies. Art creations by the author and her students make up an integral part of the main text. An individual chapter is dedicated to the Bodyornament project. Bodyornament is a project involving artistic, educational and research elements. Its primary body of work took place as an art performance in the Veletržní palace in Prague. Through the active participation of the students, patterns and ornaments made from their bodies were created. The process was documented by means of photography. The photographs together with the students' written reflections about the experience comprise the primary research documents. In this dissertation, these documents were analyzed and interpreted by using a combination of specific forms of qualitative research and art-based research. Our research model was based on three degree reflexive analysis according to Donald Schön. Through interpretation of the research results, thoughts of possible...
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Exceptional Sets in Mathematical Analysis
Rmoutil, Martin ; Kalenda, Ondřej (advisor) ; Holický, Petr (referee) ; Zindulka, Ondřej (referee)
Title: Exceptional Sets in Mathematical Analysis Author: Martin Rmoutil Department: Department of Mathematical Analysis Supervisor: Doc. RNDr. Ondřej Kalenda, Ph.D., DSc., Department of Mathematical Analysis Abstract: The present thesis consists of four research articles. In the first paper we study the notion of σ-lower porous set; our main result is the existence of two closed sets A, B ⊂ R which are not σ-lower porous, but their product in R2 is lower porous. In the second and third article we use a set-theoretical method of el- ementary submodels involving the Lwenheim-Skolem theorem to prove that certain σ-ideals of sets in Banach spaces are separably determined. In the second article we do so for σ-porous sets and σ-lower porous sets. In the next article we refine these methods obtaining separable determination of a wide class of σ-ideals. In both cases we derive interesting corollaries which extend known theorems in separable spaces to the nonseparable setting; for example, we obtain the following theorem. Any continuous convex function on an Asplund space is Frchet differentiable outside a cone small set. In the fourth article we introduce the following notion. A closed set A ⊂ Rd is said to be c-removable if the following is true: Every real function on Rd is convex whenever it is continuous on Rd...
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Ornament in Nature, Science and Art. Discourse Analysis of an Education Case Study
Havlásek Tatarová, Lucie ; Fulková, Marie (advisor) ; Machalický, Lukáš (referee) ; Zindulka, Ondřej (referee)
The dissertation thesis, Ornament in Nature, Science and Art, deals with the theme of ornaments in contemporary art, design and architecture. Individual chapters are dedicated to exploring nature and science as sources of inspiration for contemporary art. The chapter, Body and Ornament, is about ornaments for the human bodies and patterns created from the form of human bodies. Art creations by the author and her students make up an integral part of the main text. An individual chapter is dedicated to the Bodyornament project. Bodyornament is a project involving artistic, educational and research elements. Its primary body of work took place as an art performance in the Veletržní palace in Prague. Through the active participation of the students, patterns and ornaments made from their bodies were created. The process was documented by means of photography. The photographs together with the students' written reflections about the experience comprise the primary research documents. In this dissertation, these documents were analyzed and interpreted by using a combination of specific forms of qualitative research and art-based research. Our research model was based on three degree reflexive analysis according to Donald Schön. Through interpretation of the research results, thoughts of possible...
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