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The analysis of customs procedures in the EU with the focus on transit
Lukavská, Dana ; Sato, Alexej (advisor) ; Pilátová, Světlana (referee)
The thesis responds to the changes in customs procedures which Czech companies had to face after the Czech republic was joined to the customs territory of the EU. The first part of the thesis provides the basic characteristic of individual customs procedures and it is focused on the area of customs operations. The following sections concentrate on the issue of "transit" customs procedure. The scope of the thesis is a general approach of the realisation of international transport in transit. It demonstrates the most important changes which were caused by the membership of the Czech Republic in the EU. The thesis emhasizes Community transit, Common transit betweeen the Community and the EFTA countries and the carriage of goods based on the customs documents TIR a ATA. Due to its importance for facilitating international trade a special attention is given to the TIR customs transit system.
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Animals in the Czech and Portuguese phraseology
Veverková, Anna ; Hricsina, Jan (advisor) ; Jindrová, Jaroslava (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the Portuguese and Czech idioms which contain names of animals and of the parts of their bodies. The initial part of the thesis discusses the theoretical aspects of phraseology regarding the differences in the approach of the Czech and Portuguese linguists. Based on the theoretical platform, the practical part is dedicated to the analysis of the idioms. The basis for the practical part is constituted by the extensive list of Portuguese and Czech idioms, which are analyzed from various points of view, but always with the objective to find differences between Czech and Portuguese as well as the traces which the two languages have in common. Apart from other aspects, the practical part is dedicated to the research of the equivalence between the Czech and Portuguese idioms, to the analysis of the chosen groups of expressions and to the etymology of some of them. Key words animals, phraseology, Czech, Portuguese
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Tablecloths
Rabochová, Agáta ; Nikitinová, Alice (referee) ; Kvíčala, Petr (advisor)
I present a series of paintings of small and large formats. The basis of these paintings is a fascination with everyday banality. I was interested in objects that we use every day. Objects, which for us have become common. I chose a tablecloth for my thesis. I work with its decor- it emphasizes the main theme of the painting. The primary impulse for this work was the need to respond to the unceasing desire of people to surround ourselves with little things that make life more pleasant to us. Czech painters who inspire my work are Kvíčala, Anthony Střížka and Vít Soukup. Romantic painters were the first artists ever who dealt with topics of everydayness. In Romanticism, people began to notice ordinary and mundane things like landscape. Furthermore, the Impressionists studied triviality. Certainly breakthrough was Marcel Duchamp, who began to draw attention to common objects in a new way. From contemporary artists dealing with dullness and banality I can not neglect the work of Jiří Kovanda and his performances.
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Development of enlightenment and adult education in Czechoslovakia in 1918-1938
Dorčák, Pavel ; Mužík, Jaroslav (referee) ; Egerová, Dana (referee)
This meticulously written paper involves certain parts of the problems of national education in the period of the first Czechoslovak Republic, Le. in the period from 1918 - 1938. In view of the fact that the complex conception of national education of this period is a highly extensive subject, the author focuses not only on the public (state and common) side of the development of national education in the first republic from the aspect of state civic and political education. He also interprets this area of his interest from a historical, economic and socio-cultural angle. The author presents an outline of successes and problems while creating an integrated, stateguaranteed and financed system of national education work against the background of the historic-political and economic development of the republic. Firstly, the author deals with the general aspects of education and the education of adults placing emphasis on a brief summary of the demographic, national and social status of citizens after the establishment of the independent Czechoslovak Republic in 1918. He also deals with issues associated with the development of education and the education of adults prior to the establishment of the first Czechoslovak Republic. The author also deals in detail with national educational laws ba sed on the sources...
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Neglected child in kindergarten
Tržilová, Jitka ; Hanušová, Jaroslava (advisor) ; Marádová, Eva (referee)
The goal of this thesis is to describe the historical development of child care in the Czech Republic and in the world. It was never easy for children in the adult world. At the origination, the leader of the tribe decided about their lives. In the past murders of little girls were common, men could fight and protect the tribe or nation better. Boys were often killed by enemies so there was no descendant left. It was not until the acceptance of Christianity in 16th century that it had changed. It was still not a peaceful childhood, but there were no child murders. On the other hand, a lot of childen ended up in monasteries without parents. Nowadays at least children in the developed world should have a real childhood. Unfortunately there is still a considerable amount of adverse cases. Another goal was to familiarize the reader with CAN Syndrome. In 1962 the term "Beaten Child Syndrome" was used, later the name CAN Syndrome became common. This syndrome was first described in the USA, where they noticed children have injuries their parents cannot make clear. Categories included in CAN Syndrome were established by the Council of Europe in 1992. One of the most important goals of the thesis was to focus on child neglect (its forms, conditions and signs of neglect). In the research part I determined...
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Sociology and Existentialism. Question of "Purpose" from an Existentialist Viewpoint
Hlaváček, Karel ; Balon, Jan (advisor) ; Holeček, Tomáš (referee)
Diploma thesis Sociology and Existentialism. Question of "Purpose" from an Existentialist Viewpoint deals with the problem of aim and purpose of sociology. First we want to doubt what we grasp as nonproblematic reception of attitudes on what sociology actually is, which is to be found especially in common sociological discourse. We want to accomplish this by challenging sociology to defend itself against what existentialism perceives as ultimate concern of human beings and by suggesting that in order to comply with this challenge sociology should become religious in Tillich's and Fromm's sense. Second we aim to conceptualize what purposeful sociology would mean and analyze how sociology has been loosing purpose. Third we aim to hint at what sociology should do in order to stay purposeful.
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Monastery church of St. Joseph in Moravská Třebová in context of Baroque architecture
Skopalová, Veronika ; Biegel, Richard (referee) ; Macek, Petr (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with architectural form of monastery church of St. Joseph in Moravská Třebová. First chapter subsumes historical facts of cloister and church and describes architecture of church. Second chapter gives a comparison with work of author, architect Jacopo Brascha, the other moravian baroque churches and especially churches and buildings near Moravská Třebová, buildings of franciscan order and buildings founded by Karel Eusebius of Liechtenštejn. Characteristics of church of St. Joseph is front without a tower and the groundplan typical of franciscan churches, but this church is a bit more decorated than usual. This thesis describes the facts and architectural appearance of this church and compares architectural conception with other Czech and Moravian baroque buildings in order to find the differences and common points.
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Phenomenon "New sensitivity" in the Czech art of the sixties of the twentieth Century
Porubová, Tereza ; Rakušanová, Marie (advisor) ; Novotná, Eva (referee)
Phenomenon of the new sensibility in the 60s of the twentieth century In the 1960's of the twentieth century the constructive rational forms have come into the czech visual art. It was influenced by avant-garde and modernism of the 20s and 30s and took up the ideas from the french new realism, the german group Zero, new constructivism movement and concrete art. The program of the new sensibility was defined by art historian Jiří Padrta, who gave the priority to the rejection of the organic nature and the objektive tendencies turn. The movement was created by free associated group of modern artists. The common characters of their art activities were the rejection of the symbolism and ilusion and the respekt to the new way of humanism. Some members of that movement brought the new suggestions to the czech art and become famouse in the Czech republic. Some of them, like Zdeněk Sýkora, Jiří Kolář or Karel Malich are also very respected in the world. Phenomenon of the new sensibility The 1960s of the twentieth century Constructivism Geometrical art Jiří Padrta
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European migration policy : Is transition period necessary?
Redlová, Lucie ; Tegze, Miron (advisor) ; Marková, Jana (referee)
The paper examines if the transition period restricting free movement of labour is necessary in the case of "Eastern" enlargement. Analysis of the impact of enlargement on labour markets of original states indicates that labour migration has not expected volume. Studies based on econometric models or opinion polls sugest the same conclusions. I will provide the summary of theoretical aproaches to migration and of migration movements in Europe in the past. Then I will summarize common migration policy of European Union. Next chapters deal with the enlargement - the past enlargement experiences (Greece, Portugal and Spain), Eastern enlargement and also recent entry of Romania and Bulgaria. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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