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The Evolution of Nationalism in India
Křesťanová, Lucie ; Štipl, Zdeněk (advisor) ; Hříbek, Martin (referee)
Bachelor thesis deals with the problematics of hindu nationalism in India. Its' goal is to describe the historical development of nationalistic organizations and to provide a brief overview of their structure and activities. It also puts a special emphasise on the role of women in these organizations.
Temple architecture as a cultural core in Southeast Asia
Steinbachová, Eva ; Soukup, Václav (advisor) ; Uherek, Zdeněk (referee) ; Soukup, Martin (referee)
Dissertation thesis "Temple architecture as a cultural core in Southeast Asia" presents the temple architecture of Thailand, Cambodia and Indonesian islands of Java and Bali as a cultural phenomenon which opens possibility to observe Hindu and Buddhists cultural continuity in Southeast Asia. The main focus of the work is in the culturological analysis of the temple architecture as a semiotic system - associated symbols and meanings in close relations, reflecting the ideological foundations of Hindu and Buddhist culture. This study follows the works of orientalists and anthropologists and it extends the Czech bibliography, which traditionally lacks of topics in church architecture of Southeast Asia. This study does not claim to cover the topic in a full universal view. It is guided by an effort to map the issues in culturological terms and help to a deeper understanding of cultural heritage of East Asian culture as part of the cultural heritage of mankind. Keywords: Architecture, Southeast Asia, Buddhism, Hinduism, Java, Bali, Thailand, Cambodia.
Globalization processes in India and its impact on people's mind and behavior
Zhitina, Anna ; Hubinková, Zuzana (advisor) ; Mareš, Jan (referee)
This thesis deals with globalization process in India and its impact on people's mind and behavior. Also, this work describes the attitudes and emotions of people who are affected by this phenomenon, explains how principles of globalization were applied in the country, both in society and in the Indian national economics, particularly in the food industry, analyzes the role of mass media in globalization process and finally, clarifies specific problems which multinational companies faced when entering the Indian market.
Specifics of nursing care of devotees of Hinduism at the nursing unit
HAPATYKOVÁ, Jitka
The aim of this work was to investigate specific aspects of care at a nursing unit when treating Hindu worshippers. To achieve this objective four research questions were selected. This thesis was divided into theoretical and practical part. In the first half of the theoretical part the basic elements of Hinduism, its history, directions and expansion to the Czech Republic, but also the customs, rituals and lifestyle of its worshippers were described. The second half of the theoretical part was focused on multicultural and transcultural approaches that are very important in nursing care for patients/clients of different beliefs. In the empirical part of the work the very investigation using qualitative research method was performed. This took the form of semi-standardized interview. The interview contained 40 questions which were further extended with additional questions to get the most detailed information. In the last part of the empirical part we summarized the results in a discussion. With our research survey we answered all the research questions. It was found that the respondents are not satisfied with the Czech health care system, especially with the availability of health care. The respondents said that they did not like long order times for medical procedures and tests. They were bothered with full waiting rooms at the doctors. From the results related to the second question it was found that, despite some negative experience, the respondents are rather positive about the hospitalization in the Czech Republic. Mainly, the respondents did not like the hospital environment. The answer to the third research question was given to us by another group of questions focused on nursing care. The experience with nursing care was both positive and negative. Although respondents often expected different behavior from nurses than was really encountered, the results of our survey showed that the respondents are satisfied with nursing care. None of these outcomes relates to their religious beliefs. The last group of questions gave us the answers to the fourth research question. We investigated the specifics in the treatment of Hindu worshippers in the field of nutrition, hygiene, religious belief and prayers during hospitalization, leisure time spending during hospitalization, dying and death. In the field of nutrition we noticed certain specifics. Hindus are vegetarians and lacto vegetarians who regulate their diet according to strict religious rules. Hospital food does not respond to their rules, therefore they let their food be brought from their friends. Further specifics resulted from the issues relating to religion and prayers. Hindu worshippers perform their prayers each day even during hospitalization. Hindu prayers may be performed by whispering or mutedly, lying in bed, therefore they do not require any special prayer room. Their prayers are quiet and do not disturb anyone. That closely relates to the answers to questions about the specifics of leisure time spending during hospitalization which the Hindu worshippers mostly spend by activities associated with belief. In their free time they mostly listen to spiritual music, read sacred texts and perform prayers. In the field of dying and death we have not discovered any specifics. Only in the understanding of death. For the Hindu worshippers, death is seen as a new beginning, so they are looking forward to it and getting ready for it for all their life. Hindus believe that, after death, they are born again in a new body. With our survey we were able to answer all the research questions and thus achieve the aim of the thesis, which was to find out what the specifics in the treatment of Hindu worshippers at a nursing unit are. Based on the results of the research, information material for nurses was developed, in which the specifics of treatment of Hindu worshippers are described.
Nepali Community in České Budějovice from the Point of View of Common Hindu Religion
TOMÁŠKOVÁ, Kateřina
The work deals with the Nepali community in České Budějovice from the point of view of common Hindu religion. The first chapter deals with the general characteristics of Hinduism as a religious belief of the respondents of the Nepali community. The second chapter is concentrated on the homeland of investigated individuals, Nepal, and the Nepali Hindu holidays. The third chapter describes the birth of the Nepali community in České Budějovice. The last chapter offers evaluation of questionnaires, whose main target was to find out which aspects of Hinduism the Nepali community emphasizes more and which less.
The world of faith from the Fine Arts perspective
SEDLÁČKOVÁ, Karolína
Annotation This bachelor thesis has got two main parts - theoretical one and practical one. The theoretical part is called "The world of faith from the Fine Arts perspective" and describes islamic culture, buddhism and hinduism, their origin, basic practises, traditions and their relationship to Art. In the second part, the practical one, there are included three pictures measuring 100x80 cm, whose source of inspiration comes from the ?lettrism? (Urbásek, Tápies, Tobey) and the next source is the culture of the religions, which are mentioned above.
Character of Deity in Newhinduism (on an Example of the Hare Krshna Movement)
KANTOROVÁ, Michaela
The work deals with characteristics of deity conception in newhinduism. The first part describes general introduction to hinduism. There is sketched his creation, development, basic literature and a description of deities. The next part is applying to the figure of a god Vishnu, there are described his avatars and one of the most important is presented by avatar Krshna. This chapter concludes bhaktic movement, which presents devotion to Vishnu. Then there is characterized the life of Bengal corrector Shri Caitania and the benefit of his teaching. The work describes consequently the creation of ISKCON organization, its structure and basic characterizations. The last part is devoted to ISKCON organization acting in the Czech Republic after the year 1989. The creation of this organization, its development and also the basic contens of its teaching are described there.

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