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"I and Thou" in the works of Buber and Fromm
Marek, Tomáš ; Pelcová, Naděžda (advisor) ; Hauser, Michael (referee)
Work will deal with the comparison of two great philosophers of the 20th century. Both connects the fact that they were born in a Jewish environment and fundamental philosophical discipline considered ethics. Therefore, both authors agree in their works devoted to the nature of the relationship, "I - Thou", as one of the most pressing philosophical themes. How is their view of this relationship different? What must we do to meet "Thou"? Can a human have a "I and Thou" relationship with god? How can we recognize, that we are in "I and Thou" relationship? These and other questions will be the main subject of my research.
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Make use of team-building activities for increase in motivation, performance and loyalty of employees in chosen company
Teplá, Karolína ; Legnerová, Kateřina (advisor) ; Šmíd, David (referee)
The goal of the diploma thesis was an analysis of an influence of team-building activities on motivation, performance and loyalty of employees in the Národní Pokladnice s.r.o.. The answers on the previous questions was found out by questionnaires among the employees of the company. The answers on the previous questions were found out via questionnaires among the employees of Národní Pokladnice s.r.o. company. The fact that the employees are more loyal due to team-building activities I can confirm on the grounds of the questionnaires as well as the team-building can have an impact on work performance derivatively thanks to pleasant working conditions, nice group of people and good relationships. The work relationships and motivation are topics full of contradictions in theory as well as in practise. In spite of that, the respondents tend to an opinion that the relationships are motives for them. A partial goal was to suggest a better way of organization of the event in the future or to decide whether to hold the event at all. The employees evaluate last events very positively and they are looking forward to the next one. I recommend to keep the general thought of the event but to diversify particular activities more in accordance with a difficulty.
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Interpersonal relationships in school communities
Singrová, Ivana ; Pelikán, Jiří (advisor) ; Chvál, Martin (referee) ; Urbánek, Petr (referee)
The aim of this work is to gather relevant information about interpersonal relationships in the teaching staff of selected secondary schools and to show how they are perceived, understood, experienced and reflected by their participants. The result of this work is to propose principles and recommendations leading to the optimization of relationships between teachers. This work, in the terms of qualitative research, used the design of case study. Research techniques are semistructured interview and participant observation. Through them, information was gathered on relationships between teachers, teachers and school management and teachers and other people, with whom they come into contact within the scope of their profession. These relationships were then qualitatively analyzed based on open coding, categorization, typology, contrasting, generalization and validation of communication. The result of the investigation was that six schools out of four have the interpersonal relationships on a good level, educators are happy at work and their good mood and feelings are transmitted to the whole school climate. That creates the conditions for excitable work with good results both in the work of teachers as well as pupils. On one school the relationships between teachers and school management and the...
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Immigration to Facebook Virtual Community and the Impact on Prague Offline Relationships
Bakalářová, Jana ; Máchová, Eva (advisor) ; Švelch, Jaroslav (referee)
These days old-fashioned ways of developing and maintaining relationships suffer from the fast-growing CMC communication. Following this does this evolution of computer-mediated communication have an influence on social relationships, friendships and user behavior? This thesis examines how strongly can social media influence people, their cultural identity and online/offline bonds. The thesis is mainly focused on Facebook social network, which currently brings together more than a billion people. My work is based on three hypotheses and my aim is to confirm or disprove whether people consciously dissemble and show better me than fact, whether our behaviour online has an affect on offline relationships in terms of weakening ties, and whether the Facebook relationships have weaker ties than traditional offline relationships. This thesis will be based on a survey of at least 400 people from Prague regarding their use of Facebook to form and maintain relationships. The questionnaire survey is based on the theories of CMC created by theorist Christian Fuchs in his publication Internet and Society: Social Theory in the Information Age published in 2008.
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Interpersonal relationships of adolescents placed in the Diagnostic Institute for Youth
Houlíková, Klára ; Novotná, Hana (advisor) ; Horková, Lenka (referee)
The bachelor thesis is focused on interpersonal relationships of adolescents, who were placed in the Diagnostic Institute for Youth. The thesis using qualitative research methods to maps interpersonal relationships of late adolescents. The aim is to identify what types of relationships are subjectively assessed as important and on the other side as insignificant. Interpersonal relationships are considered in the context of selfconcept, identy and emotional and behavioral disorders. The results discuss the various types of relationships - peer relationships, family relationships, romantic relationships and relationships within the school environment. Research has shown that peer and family relationship are assessed as the most important. KEYWORDS interpersonal relationships, adolescence, emotional and behavioral disorders, child with behavioral problems, risky behavior, substitutional educational care, Diagnostic Institute, Educational Care Centre
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Couple Relationships in the Workplace
Haratická, Markéta ; Reichel, Jiří (advisor) ; Záškodná, Helena (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the issue of couple relationships at work, it pays attention to those relationships when both a boyfriend and a girlfriend or married couples meet each other at the same workplace. The aim is to find out how people in this case reflect the interactions between professional and private life. First part of the thesis describes important concepts and theories. Author of the thesis analyses interpersonal relationships in the first place, she shows how they are treated in literature and what is the effect of the relationships to the organisation functioning. At the same time she mentions relating researches both from abroad and the Czech Republic. The author's own research is also a part of the bachelor thesis. Based on 16 interviews with respondents, who are in a relationship while working together, the author comes with a summarization of their ideas about a relationship with someone from work, she describes its particularities from the view of the participants themselves, and she also notes that such relationships seem to be less problematic than it is presented in the specialized literature.
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The social structure and human relations: mutual relationships
Krása, Petr ; Duffková, Jana (advisor) ; Šubrt, Jiří (referee)
This work analyzes mutual relationships between social structure and human relations. Above all, it analyzes the function of human relations in social structure. Human relations are understood here as social processes going on within social structure. The object of this analysis is examined on three levels: individual, human relations, social structure. Method of this thesis is analysis and synthesis of relevant (above all) sociological literature. By structural approach to the analyzed object, author concludes that human relations' function in social structure is to reproduce or change social structure. Human relations influence self- concept of human, which subsequently reflects in character of human relations and social structure and vice versa. Current character of social structure is seen as leading to alienation in many ways. In the end, the author brings to the discussion concrete proposal for the change of social structure by improving social abilities of people and consequently also improving human relations.
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The man and his dog, the dog and its man
Černá, Klára ; Duffková, Jana (advisor) ; Lupač, Petr (referee)
Klára Černá: Man and his Dog, Dog and its Man Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Arts, Department of Sociology Theses, 76 pages, 2013 Work, focused on the role of dog in human relationships. The first part provides an introduction to the problem and its historical, ethological, cultural a biopsychological consequences to human beings. The second part - research, used grounded theory. Focused is on young adults in Prague. The aim is to reveal the basic forms of implications of cohabitation with dog on interpersonal relationships. Keywords Human-animal studie; dog; grouded theory; interpersonal relationships; animal and society
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The Theme of (Homo)Sexuality in the fiction of Michael Cunningham
Bárta, Pavel ; Chalupský, Petr (advisor) ; Ženíšek, Jakub (referee)
This bachelor thesis, The Theme of (Homo)Sexuality in the Fiction of Michael Cunningham, focuses on the approach to homosexuality in the United States of America and its position in American literature, particularly in the fiction of Michael Cunningham. The major part of the thesis deals with the theme of sexuality in three of Cunningham's novels, A Home at the End of the World, The Hours and By Nightfall, its impact on the protagonists and provides comparison among them. Key words Michael Cunningham, gay literature, sexuality, homosexuality, homoeroticism, AIDS, interpersonal relationships
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