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General principles of dreams imagery in visual culture
Šmejkalová, Adriana ; Hlaváčková, Jana Hana (referee) ; Konečný, Lubomír (advisor)
This thesis is based on the assumption that a dream is "thinking in pictures" and as such can result in unchained and free artwork. Nevertheless, we conclude that authentic dreams in the form of pictures and text were not found before Albrecht Dürer's work. On the other hand, artistic concepts of dreams generally used the symbolic language of timeless oral tradition over the centuries, supported by Greek myths and stories of rich Hebrew oral tradition. This work emphasises the lack of preserved monuments and the process during the time that Greek culture was adopted by the Romans. It mentions works of art inspired by dream formation, quotes Greek and Roman philosophers' beliefs on dreams and clarifies the formation of the allegoric method of interpretation that affected the medieval approach to dreams. It presents Early Church Fathers' concerns in relation to dreams through which the human mind can be controlled by both God and Satan. The chapter on medieval narrative picture cycles explores in greater detail established picture schemes where in addition to biblical dreams, papal and royal dreams are also presented. From the 12th and 13th centuries, works of art associated with dreams and new Franciscan, Carmelite and Benedictine orders were created. The Renaissance period opens with a reminder of lasting...

Faith inspired by living creation according to Psalm 104
Čmelík, Pavel ; Prudký, Martin (advisor) ; Sláma, Petr (referee)
Faith inspired by living creation according to Psalm 104, Bless the LORD, O my soul! This work is concerned with the structure of Psalm 104, in various ways partition of Psalm's motives by various authors. It is aimed at analyzing of translations of selected parts, which are concerned with living creation. is concerned with variants of translation of some Hebrew (Greek and Latin) terms of animals (ibex, daman) in Czech. It compares the Psalm 104 with Egyptian Hymn to the Sun and other similar creation texts in the Old Testament. In the Old Testament is among the texts at first creation's report in Gn 1, others creations Psalms (Ps 8, Ps 19 and Ps 146) and 38-41 chapter of Job. Through many thematic similarities and disimilarities in ideas, it looks like very significant differences in the form of the texts presentations. While Psalm 104 is a praise of God in personal relationship to the God, the report of creation in Gn 1 is unpersonal story abote the God and in case of Jb 38-41 is a preaching speech of God to man. At more deeply meditation over the Psalm 104 and other similar texts, which arn't ment in more detail, is noticeable similarity of Psalm 104 with the report of the Flood in Gn 7-9 and analogical ancient myths in Mesopotamia. Also, this work is interested in a question of mythical,...

Socialist promotion - advertising in terms of a centrally planned economy in the 70s and 80s of the 20th century in Czechoslovakia
Šimečková, Barbora ; Kozmanová, Irena (advisor) ; Szobi, Pavel (referee)
This bachelor thesis analyses the theory and practice of socialistic advertising in the 70s and 80s od the 20th century in Czechoslovakia. The first part is based on current theories of advertising -- it analysis on the basis of of contemporary theoretical literature (textbooks for students of the Faculty of Journalism at Charles University in Prague, the magazin "Propagace") with theoretical approaches to advertising in the 70s and 80s of the last century in Czechoslovakia. The thesis states that the role of advertising in terms of a centrally planned economy differed from today's concept of particular ideological aspects including the use of censorship. On the contrary, similar to the principles on which the adverisement was created (the meaning of the target groups, advertising surveys, etc.). The second part of the thesis deals with the role of socialistic advertising on the example of production of television and print ads -- it monitors phases of promotional process, from the contracting authority, through implementer to the recipient and his feedback, especially on the bases of archive materials of "Czechoslovak television" and interviews with survivors of the state enterprise Merkur. The thesis shows that advertising should be primaly informational in nature of socialism, but it also refutes some myths about failure and inefficiency of socialistic ads.

The psychology of story
Pithartová Slachová, Helena ; Bahbouh, Radvan (advisor) ; Uhlář, Pavel (referee)
In the theoretical part of dissertation main ideas and concepts of narrative psychology are reviewed. The notion of both narrative and paradigmatic knowing coined by Jerome Bruner is explained. The importance of story and narrative for organizing and understanding human experience is discussed. Other psychological functions of both story and narrative metaphor are mentioned. In the empirical part selected stories that could be considered as a part of European cultural heritage (cultural meta-narratives) are analysed. The methods used for story analysis are TAT (ThematicApperception Test) and CCRT (Core Conflictual Relationship Theme, Luborsky et al.). The aim of the empirical part is to verify the construct of "a latent story". Another goal is to identify repeating motives in the selected stories, that could be used as a form of projective method. Keywords Story, narrative, latent story, narrative psychology, myth.

General principles of dreams imagery in visual culture
Šmejkalová, Adriana ; Konečný, Lubomír (advisor) ; Hlaváčková, Jana Hana (referee)
This thesis is based on the assumption that a dream is "thinking in pictures" and as such can result in unchained and free artwork. Nevertheless, we conclude that authentic dreams in the form of pictures and text were not found before Albrecht Dürer's work. On the other hand, artistic concepts of dreams generally used the symbolic language of timeless oral tradition over the centuries, supported by Greek myths and stories of rich Hebrew oral tradition. This work emphasises the lack of preserved monuments and the process during the time that Greek culture was adopted by the Romans. It mentions works of art inspired by dream formation, quotes Greek and Roman philosophers' beliefs on dreams and clarifies the formation of the allegoric method of interpretation that affected the medieval approach to dreams. It presents Early Church Fathers' concerns in relation to dreams through which the human mind can be controlled by both God and Satan. The chapter on medieval narrative picture cycles explores in greater detail established picture schemes where in addition to biblical dreams, papal and royal dreams are also presented. From the 12th and 13th centuries, works of art associated with dreams and new Franciscan, Carmelite and Benedictine orders were created. The Renaissance period opens with a reminder of lasting...

Structural Analysis of Trickster Tales and Myths of Native Americans of North America (illustrated on the example of the tribes of Plains and Prairies)
Veselá, Klára ; Vrhel, František (advisor) ; Korecká, Zuzana (referee)
The aim of the thesis is to analyse selected trickster tales of Native Americans of North America with focus on the tales of the tribes of Plains and Prairies. The method took inspiration from was Lévi-Strausse's structural analysis. We Lévi-Starusse's terms such as mytheme, group of myths or formal structure of a myth to analyse and find a hoden meaning in a selected group of trickster tales. We call the ‚hidden meaning' the semantic meaning of a mytheme. We focused on the following mythemes: direction down and up, change and getting new physical abilities, one's ambition or wish, a prime number, duality of a mytheme. The mythemes listed above were analysed in terms of their formal structure. Then we suggested the semantic meaning of the mythemes.

Problems of bullying in primary school
Šťastná, Leona ; Stará, Jana (advisor) ; Hejlová, Helena (referee)
The Diploma Thesis "Chicane at Primary School" is in the theoretical part aimed at the basic information of the problem, the psychological cause for bullying, its protagonists, consequences of experience with bullying for victims, aggressors and witnesses. A separate part of this chapter is concerned with recommended strategies and methods to prevent from school chicagne. The practical part is aimed at the investigation of the teachers' meanings of the chicane itself, their opinion on prevention and solving to bullying at school. Outgrowth of the diploma thesis is an information handout for teachers summarising basic "myths" and misperceptions about bullying and conveys relevant information with disproving arguments. The attachements are covered up by some completive information on forms of bullying along with characterization of examples, then there is an information handout for youth advising what to do in the case of being bullied, after it a view of stages in development of bullying in a group, questionnaires filed by teaches for empirical part and finally forenamed handout for teachers with "myths" about bullying.

Social networks in the lives of teenagers
Zíka, Vojtěch ; Wolák, Radim (advisor) ; Fišerová, Sylvie (referee)
The main aim of this bachelor thesis is to discover what role the SNS (Social Network Sites) and the Internet play in lives of today's teenagers. Primarily, how much time this age group devotes to those phenomenons mentioned above, what importance it assignes to them and what attitude teenagers, their parents and teachers assume to risks bound to life in an online world. The theoretical framework of the thesis is based on, apart from setting this topic into the historical context of the evolution of the Internet and SNS, most importantly on the work of danah boyd, Sonia Livingstone and Zeynep Tufekci. There are, among others, distinguished the types of SNS, analysed the reasons for using the SNS, described the most frequent risks associated with use of the Internet, but also clarified some of the rumours and myths usualy connected with the online world. Moreover, in the theoretical part I introduce the actual deviding of SNS according to the extent of anonymity of the users of Anonymous SNS, Quasi-Anonymous SNS and Non-Anonymous SNS. This deviding is based on the application of internal institutions according to Stefan Voigt in the Internet environment. The research part, based on a quantitative survey (n=543), analyses the situation of the Czech teenagers studying at secondary grammar schools in...

North American Indian Myths
Paráková, Tereza ; Kornatovský, Jiří (advisor) ; Fulková, Marie (referee)
This thesis generally deals with North American Indian myths. It attempts to offer the key for sensitive treatment with myths trough comparison of hunters mythological model with tahat of agricultural society. That treatment should be useful not only in institutional education. The thesis emphasizes common fi- Iosophical phenomenons to inspire and stimulate modern man and to appoint their potential in art education.

Knowledge and preparedness of the population to provide first aid in case of an extraordinary events.
KRIŽÁNEK, Ján
The title of this diploma thesis is knowledge and preparedness of the population to provide first aid in case of an extraordinary events. It is divided into two main parts, that is the theoretical part and the empirical part of the thesis. The theoretical part of this diploma thesis is contained in one main chapter named Current status that contains several subheads. In the consecutive successive subheads we define the definition of first aid and its history. Moreover they contain characteris-tics and division of the Slovakian Integrated rescue system and the activity of the IRS coordination center. Within first aid and its procedure, this diploma thesis contains cha-racterizations of the first approach to the befallen, the characteristics of the rescue chain and the appointment and detailed description of life-saving activities. The next subhead contains selection of dangerous accidents with the tendency of direct threat to life and their treatment in the means of first aid. Further away we created an individual subhead about the procedure at the casualty site with a large number of the befallen persons. A very important element of first aid is the psychological effect on the befallen. This is described in the subhead Providing of psychological first aid at the casualty site. The next subhead describes the most common myths, miscues and mistakes in providing of amateur first aid. Many amateur rescuers stand by inactively in situations when help is needed, they feel that their knowledge of providing first aid is not sufficient and they are afraid. All of these negative factors cost the befallen valuable seconds that are nee-ded for saving a life and that is why it´s important to increase the public awareness abo-ut providing first aid. The individual subhead about extraordinary events contains basic characteristics of this problem and the description of chosen, most commonly occurring extraordinary events that endanger the residents of Slovakia. Seeing that the chosen method of this diploma thesis is a questionnaire and subsequently statistical evaluation of acquired data, it was necessary to include the statistical methods in the theoretical part of the thesis. The last part of the theoretical part of this diploma thesis is the des-cription of basic descriptive statistics methods and the description of the mathematical statistics methods, that are applied in the empirical part of the thesis. The empirical part of this diploma thesis begins with an assessment of aims and two hypothesis, that focus on ascertaining of the degree of theoretical knowledge of civilians about the providing of first aid in different kinds of extraordinary events. The methodical part of the thesis describes the way of collecting the data using a questionna-ire, it closely describes the characteristics of object file, inquiry progression and results processing. The results describe individual questions and their evaluation and subsequ-ently course of statistical inquiry and comparing its results using the methods of des-criptive and mathematical statistics. The last chapter of this diploma thesis is focused on the discussion about acquired results from the individual questions inquiries and subse-quently the description of the results of statistical inquiry. This part of the thesis further away contains practical recommendations that emerge from acquired results and their application.