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Body and gender of women who had undergone aesthetic plastic surgery
Garbová, Petra ; Fialová, Ludmila (advisor) ; Hogenová, Anna (referee) ; Vilímová, Vlasta (referee)
Objective: In our research we would have like to involve gender belief system and conceive their attitude against in detail gender-man, gender-women, personal gender identity in population of business women, who had undergone aesthetic plastic surgery. Next we assumed to understand the body formed by society and describe their Physical self. Methods: Empirical research, first exploring to know and catch up information about chirurgical surgeries. Questionnaire focused on Physical and gender self were used. Results: Their gender self was mostly masculine in case of androgyny. Body dissatisfaction and body distortion were parts to represent their Physical self. We could identify few bad body image distortions including. They wished having ideal feminine, mysterious, agile, beautiful and right body. Being on diet, using cosmetics and plastic surgeries were common in changing bodies shapes rather then sports activities. They preferred being slim even passive way by the way they could have connected slimness with being in form. Key words: aesthetic plastic surgeries, gender, physical self, sports activities, body

The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt: The Ideological Development, Contemporary Positions and Prospects in the Context oof Post-Mubarak Transition
Hladová, Magdaléna ; Kučera, Rudolf (advisor) ; Riegl, Martin (referee)
The PhDr. thesis explores the ideological development, contemptorary positions and political prospects of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood. It follows the movement's long evolution on the background of its relations with the successive regimes of Nasser, Sadat and Mubarak, examines its current discourse on "Islamic democracy" including its stated commitment to political pluralism, the principle of citizenship as well as the related subject of women's and non-muslim's rights, analyses its recent attempt to formulate a party platform and discusses the Brothershood's role and prospects in the context of transition after the fall of authoritarian regime of Hosni Mubarak.

The role of community interpreter from the point of view of users' expectations
Holkupová, Jiřina ; Čeňková, Ivana (referee) ; Rejšková, Jana (advisor)
The thesis focuses on the expectations of interpreters and public institutions with regard to the role of interpreters in a specific type of communicative events, i.e. in interpreter-mediated encounters between foreigners and Czech institutions. This type of interpreting is commonly referred to as community interpreting. Taking into account that there is a lack of consensus in the literature concerning the interpreter's role, the thesis aims to explore how Czech interpreters and institutions perceive this role in the absence of binding professional standards. The main goal is to determine whether the respondents see interpreters more as passive 'translation devices' or 'conduits', or whether they consider them to be active communication participants in their own right. The first part of the thesis provides an overview of research focusing on the interpreter's role, and gives examples of how this role has been codified, both in the international context and in the Czech Republic. The second, empirical part, presents the results of a questionnaire-based survey conducted among Czech interpreters and public institutions. The main part of the questionnaire has been designed with the aim of determining which expressions of the different interpreter's roles are seen as desirable by the respondents, and which are...

Concept of "nature" in Montesquieu's Spirit of the Laws
Fořtová, Hana ; Kučera, Rudolf (advisor) ; Čapek, Jakub (referee) ; Pechar, Jiří (referee)
The aim of the dissertation is to clarify concept of nature in the major work of Montesquieu, The Spirit ofthe Laws. In fact we cannotfully comprehend political theory of the author without a proper understanding of his conception of human nature. The majority of interpreters treating this question regard Montesquieu as a follower of the modern school of natural law, mainly Grotius and Pufendorf, and they focus their attention on concepts of "natural right" and "natural law". Nevertheless, Montesquieu employs these terms rarely and he prefers to speak simply of "nature"; moreover, he does not offer a systematic analysis of the concept of natural right, neither any elaborate theory of human nature. The general notion of "nature" enables usto explore the scientific meaning of this term covering theory of climate, as one of the central points of author's politicaltheory. The first part of dissertation analyses the scientific meaning of the concept of nature. Through his activities at Bordeaux Academy Montesquieu was not only a spectator of the scientific revolution but he played the role of an active participant in this field. We focused on the author's attitude to the new idea of nature, mainly with regard to his attempt to understand human body. Montesquieu shares the Cartesian mechanistic conception of...

The association of owners of (residential) units as a legal person
Součková, Denisa ; Oehm, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Horáček, Vít (referee)
52 Résumé (English) Thesis title: Unit Owners Community as a subject of Law by Denisa Součková Housing rights and housing politics belong to frequently accentuated topics of general discussion of today. Without question, ownership stands to be a private issue, although its legal regulation is commonly entrusted to the standard means and norms of private law, such as the Civil Code; furthermore, to the rules of public law, be it the Building and Construction Law or the Land Registration Law, tax and accounting standards or remedial law norms. The thesis' primary objective is to focus on the law No. 90/1995 Coll., the Law of Apartment Ownership (hereinafter referred to as LAO), and most importantly, on the legal person created under authority thereof - Unit Owners Community (UOC). LAO codifies mainly building co- ownership relations, apartment and non-residential premises ownership bearings, referred to as units located in a building, which are the subject of civil relations. Owners of residential or non-residential units execute their rights and duties to the circulating areas or co-habited premises within the building by means of Unit Owners Community, a legal person, which according to the enforceable legal regulations comes to inception directly through meeting the LAO conditions, without the necessity of...

Words that matter. Towards a Swedish-Czech colligational lexicon of basic verbs
Cinková, Silvie ; Vachková, Marie (advisor) ; Malmgren, Sven-Göran (referee) ; Panevová, Jarmila (referee)
Basic verbs, i.e. very common verbs that typically denote physical movements, locations, states or actions, undergo various semantic shifts and acquire different secondary uses. In extreme cases, the distribution of secondary uses grows so general that they are regarded as auxiliary verbs (go and to be going to), phase verbs (turn, grow), etc. ese uses are usually well-documented by grammars and language textbooks, and so are idiomatic expressions (phraseologisms) in dictionaries. ere is, however, a grey area in between, which is extremely difficult to learn for non-native speakers. is consists of secondary uses with limited collocability, in particular light verb constructions, and secondary meanings that only get activated under particular morphosyntactic conditions. e basic-verb secondary uses and constructions are usually semantically transparent, such that they do not pose understanding problems, but they are generally unpredictable and language-specific, such that they easily become an issue in non-native text production. In this thesis, Swedish basic verbs are approached from the contrastive point of view of an advanced Czech learner of Swedish. A selection of Swedish constructions with basic verbs is explored. e observations result in a proposal for the structure of a machine-readable Swedish-Czech...

Hotel Westside non-financial anti-crisis measures in 2008/2009
Sýkorová, Lívia ; Chylíková, Hana (advisor) ; Drozen, František (referee)
The goal of my thesis is to analyze anti-crisis measures of the hotel Westside located in the United States of America. The first chapter explains theoretical approaches to crisis and its impacts. It depicts crisis management approaches to successful crisis managing. In the next part of my thesis I look closer at the U.S. subprime mortgage crisis. I tried to show details of subprime mortgage crisis spreading into the financial sector and also its impacts on tourism industry. The last chapter of my thesis compares theoretical approaches with the real steps in the crisis. After analyzing the real hotel behavior, I can conclude the hotel managed the crisis successfully. Right identification of the crisis, choosing effective price strategy and additional financial resource utilization contributed to smooth managing of the crisis. There were mistakes made by human resources department. They made the impact of the crisis on the hotel bigger but their realizing taught the management of the hotel how to behave in the future.

Problematic of Euthanasia: Law-ethical Questions
Slivarichová, Katarína ; Milfait, René (advisor) ; Christofová, Dagmar (referee)
Endeavour of this work is to find responses and provoke reader to think about this so discussed topic nowadays. Presenting text advert to different aspects which are necessary look at. For example, human dignity, human autonomy, historical contexts involved in this topic, or legislative adjustment as well and the others. This text is about problematic of euthanasia in particular context European countries with the view of legislative and ethic, also religious, and opening question whether trade=marked the right for the existence is going hand in hand with the right for human dignity. The text makes efforts to locate the problematic in a set of contexts. One of them is for example medical care, especially palliative car, which is linked maximally with dying and death. The text has to invoke a discussion in a society, which has urgently revalue stance to dying and death from all possible views. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)

An agreement to enter into a contract
Francová, Renata ; Patěk, Daniel (referee) ; Plíva, Stanislav (advisor)
The aim of this thesis is to explore and explain in detail the problems of the Agreement on the Future Agreement according to its basics in the Czech Commercial Code. The thesis is based on the valid legal regulations of the Agreement on the Future Agreement and explains the essential issues concerning its interpretation and application. The thesis is following the characteristics of the legal indicia of the Agreement on the Future Agreement together with its content, parties to the Agreement and its template. Other explored issues are rights and duties of the parties to the Agreement as well as variability of the contracting requirements. The thesis also deals with the fundamentals and purposes of the process between the Agreement on the Future Agreement and the Future Agreement and enables us to understand similar legal institutes. Regarding the recent dual legal regulation provided by the Czech Commercial Code as well as the Czech Civil Code, the aim of the thesis is to compare similarities and differences of these two types of regulation and to indicate advantages and disadvantages of the application of each one during the different stages of the contracting process. The thesis is concerned with the compulsory requirements of the Agreement on the Future Agreement according to the peremptory rules of...

Femme fatale of the Czech avant-garde? Marie Majerová from a gender point of view
Nývltová, Dana ; Heczková, Libuše (advisor) ; Musilová, Dana (referee) ; Wiendl, Jan (referee)
This thesis explores the work and life of a Czech female writer, Marie Majerová, from a gender point of view. Majerová was well known as a Communist author after WW2; however she is almost unknown as a feminist writer and activist. This study considers the ambiguity of her position from different angles. It primarily concentrates on her contradictory roles as Communist vs feminist and "femme fatale" vs "femme nouvelle", as well as on her relation to female issues. On one hand, she wanted to advocate the position of human kind and their work; no matter what gender they were; on the other hand, she was literally fighting for womens' rights and their own opportunity to express themselves in fiction. Majerová can serve as an example of woman's position in the changing modem world of the first half of the twentieth century. At the same time, she demonstrates an individual approach to literature, politics and life based on the will to change and to influence the world around her. This study focuses on Majerová's fiction, joumalism, correspondence and the image of women, along with her self-created image, as well as on the immediate reception, reviews and critiques and the perception of her work and personality. From a gender point of view, Majerová is interesting as a private person, agitator, politician,...