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The Maltese pharish in Horažďovice (1251 - 1850)
HESOUNOVÁ, Lucie
This diploma paper focuses on progress of the pharish in Horažďovice in years 1251 {--} 1850. It was the incorporate pharish of the Sovereign Order of Malta, to wich was not given the research interest before now. This thesis tries to discover the chronologic progress and changes of the parish in the watched period, based primarily on the resources of archives. Further tries to see into the situation of incorporated pharish in terms of dioceses and archidioceses. The work is divided into nine chapters. After the introduction with definition the theme theme of the research and evaluation the used sources succeeds a short chapter about the Order, its history and hierarchy abroad also in the czech province. Following four chapters (forming the main part of the thesis) inscribe the six-hundred long progress of the pharish in Horažďovice. The next part is devoted to the parsons, the parish church St. Peter and Paul and its asset. The ninth chapter dissertates about the situation of the monastic incorporated pharish in the arcidiocese of Prague and the diocese of České Budějovice. This situation is illustrated on example of the Maltese pharish in Horažďovice. The keynotes of the archival research summarizes the conclusion, wich is followed by a list of the abbreviations used, sources and the literature and the annexes.
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Remembrance of the Town (Sobeslav in the Townsman's Memoirs 1632-1752)
ZRONKOVÁ, Michaela
The dissertation Remembrance of the Town (Sobeslav in the Townsman's Memoirs 1632-1752)deals with the memoirs of Soběslav's townsmen who wrote mainly about the town Sobeslav. Their town chronicle deals with the period from 1632 to 1752. Even if the chronicle has been known among the regional historians, my dissertation is its first critical edition.
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Leopold Berchtold - an aristocrat in exile (1918-1930)
POKORNÝ, Pavel
Annotation Bachelor{\crq}s thesis Leopold Berchtold {--} an aristocrat in exile (1918-1930) dissertates about the personality of the former Austro-Hungarian Foreign Office{\crq}s minister, grand Chamberlain of the last Austro-Hungarian emperor and uncrowned Czech king Charles I., and the important member of the imperial court in Vienna. In the example of count Berchtold the aim of the work was to demonstrate the deal of exile nobility, which was forced to be adapted to new demands and trends of the society in the transformation of social systems and its climate as well. After the year of 1918 it was divided into three parts. One part was formed by the aristocracy engaged in the interests of the monarchy against the newly creating low-born social tops of succession states in the transformation of the social system. The second one was decided to keep its estates in newly established republican systems accommodating and getting rid of the noble essence. The last part of the nobility, according to the new legislation of succession states, was not guilty as a matter of form, though was not able to conciliate with the republican government and left Czechoslovakia voluntarily. Leopold Berchtold ranged into the first class of ``enemies of Czechoslovakia{\crqq} on the basis of the Act of abolishing the nobility n. 61. Sb., from 10. December 1918, finally confirmed in § 9 of the Act of seizing n. 215/1919 Sb., was forced to go into exile and the sequestration was imposed on his property. He spent the whole following period 1918 - 1945 first in Switzerland and after receiving an exit permit he was travelling around Europe. During his ``Ulysses{\crq} pilgrimage{\crqq}, as he noted, he strove narrowly to reach for the cancellation of the restraint for his individual and to get Czechoslovakian citizenship together with its passport. Considering to the extensive resources base {--} correspondence with the oldest son Alois, saved in MZA Brno {--} this thesis charted the life of the count since the year of 1918 until 1930.
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The regulation of asylum within the EU and its impact upon the regulation of asylum in the legal order of the CR
Špinarová, Kateřina ; Pítrová, Lenka (referee) ; Pomahač, Richard (advisor)
Resumé The Regulation of Asylum in the European Union and its Influence on the Regulation of Asylum in the Legal Sysem of the Czech Republic I decided to write this dissertation because I am interested in the issue of asylum. I acquired practical experience in this field during a year of practice in the Organization for Aid to Refugees and during an internship of several months in the Prague branch of UNICEF. The goal I set for my dissertation is to map and summarize asylum policy in the European Union and in which manner the asylum policy of the EU has influenced the asylum policy of the Czech Republic and the extent of this influence. From its beginnings to today, the Czech Republic has gone a long way in the field of asylum. Today, asylum law in the Czech Republic is regulated in a rather complex manner; however, one might pose the question of how effectively this has been done, whether this law is examined from the point of view of state organs or from the point of view of the applicants for asylum themselves. Asylum law is a branch of law which evolves and changes very quickly and very often, as it must reflect changes in international imigration, and not only political imigration - an essential criterion for granting asylum, but also economic imigration. The latter is not a reason for granting asylum;...
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Plato's purple shadow, or, the two Headed swimmer in the underground river
Boháček, Kryštof ; Špinka, Štěpán (advisor) ; Fischerová, Sylva (referee) ; Kurzová, Helena (referee)
My dissertation is dedicated to Gorgias :from Leontini and his presence in Plato's dialogues; his influence on the development of Plato's thinking and significance for [not only] platonic philosophy. This piece consists of o ne preparatory part and the two main parts. The preparatory part firstly evaluates the ordinary input of Plato's views in Gorgias' rhetoric and subsequently gives a detailed analysis of Plato's opinion of the sophistes. It is con:fronted with the similar expression: sophistes; and Plato's partial acceptance of them. Then, of course, the dissertation identifies the typical terminology used and which corresponds very well to the teachings of such historical sophists as Protagoras. Practically, the term does not correspond with the teachings of the historical Gorgias, which does correspond to Gorgias' wish not to be counted amongst the sophists. The preparatory work concludes that there are marked differences in the image of Gorgias and the sophists from Plato's view. The fb'St part briefly recapitulates the results of my Master thesis, i.e., a reconstruction of Gorgias' philosophy ofnot-being. On the basis ofthis I shall now place a detailed interpretation of Gorgias' Helen, present a proposal for the complex reconstruction of the tragic teachings of logos, i.e. Gorgianic rhetorical...
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Games and aids for gravely visually handicapped children and their seeing coevals
Pišlová, Kristýna ; Šumníková, Pavlína (referee) ; Květoňová, Lea (advisor)
Dissertation "Games and aids for gravely visually handicapped children and their seeing coevals" have four parts. The first part is occupied with theory of plays, the second one deal with didactics, compensatory and those aids, which are appointed to plays. The third chapter engages in production of tactile games, books and aids. The topics are materials, that can be used, and things which should be avoided. The fourth part includes illustrations of concrete games, books and aids which are suitable for gravely visually handicapped children and their seeing coevals. The crucial fact is that not a single side is advantaged. This part describes commonly made games which could be used without any editing or with slight editing. There are also placed famous party games, books and aids, which are inevitable to be completely made in as follows special edition. This part contains also games and aids primarily developed for gravely visually handicapped children. But also this games and aids can be used by intact children and all people who play with gravely visually handicapped.
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The individual and the social in the novel La casa grande
Obručová, Lucie ; Fousek, Michal (referee) ; Vydrová, Hedvika (advisor)
The focal point of this dissertation is the novel The Big House (La Casa Grande) by Álvaro Cepeda Samudio (1926 - 1972) a Colombian journalist,novelist, short storywriter, and filmmaker. Owing to the author' s personal literary development the dissertation pays shortly attention to his journalistic activities and further to his short story collection We Were Al! Waiting (Todos estábamos a la espera). In his novel he def1ects the town' s theme which is dominant one in his short stories and his novel emerges from his birthplace and its history. The subject is the historical event of the Ciénaga Massacre of striking journeymen from banana plantations. This is the backdrop to perform an individual drama, the one of a Colombian family whose inner problems ref1ect the whole society and acquire universal dimension. Above all, the analysis of the novel concentrates on the performance stage, individual characters who can be understood as archetypes, and on the time draft which necessitates repeating faults and mistakes. The fragmentary compositon of the novel correlates with the plurality of narrative perspectives and with the polyphonic narrative technique. The novel is to be understood knowing the background to the Colombian political life in the first half of the last century definied as bi-party system in its...
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Procedural time-limits in Roman law
Škeříková, Jana ; Bělovský, Petr (referee) ; Falada, David (referee)
- 105 - Summary Procedural Periods in Roman Law Submitted thesis is focused on chosen questions of procedural periods in Roman law. It is too focused on chosen institutes of roman procedural law. Firstly the thesis dissertates about general information and about and progress of roman procedura law. The relation of roman procedural law to singular procedurals periods was emphasized in the introduction. The crucial part of this opening leans in analysis of singular judicial magistrates. Further the contexture for individual procedural parties was mentioned. The main part of thesis describes separates procedura periods in detail. It makes through particular roman-law institutinos which are alone influenced by procedural periods. The single chapter disserts on prescription of rights, preclusion and temporal character of some actions. These law institutions are very important. It is also crucial in contemporary law. This chapter follows on discourse about executory periods. The final part of thesis is created by question of time and its computation, especially in law and in standing roman life. It was also very necessary to bring in some information in which is not visible relation to the topic because of creating of logical complex instead of lonely collection of articles without sequence. Only due writing of...
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Personnel management in organisation - practice in Centre of Gerontology
Baránková, Julie ; Vrzáček, Petr (advisor) ; Karlíková, Eva (referee)
This dissertation is focused on analysis of personnel management in examinated organisation, uncovering the problematic areas and then suggests a solutions for the deficit removing. The first part of the dissertation is theoretical and offers to the reader information and definitions about the human resources management. It describes the role of human resources management in the structure of the organisation, the function of personnel policy and personnel strategy. It offers a view at the specifics of the personnel management in the small organisations and non-profit organisations providing the services for seniors. An essencial part of the dissertation makes the chapter focused on constituent personnel activities. The key part of the dissertation is the practical part. It is engaged in characterisation of the organisation, desciription of the research methods used for the analyses and brings the results following the research. The results of the dissertation are the suggestions of the concrete recommadations for the optimization of established deficicits in the field of personnel management.
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Encounters with Otherness in E. M. Forster's A Room With a View and D. H. Lawrence's The Lost Girl
Skopečková, Eva ; Grmelová, Anna (advisor) ; Ženíšek, Jakub (referee)
In my dissertation, I examine encounters with otherness in E. M. Förster's A Room With a View and D. H. Lawrence's The Lost Girl. Primarily, I focus on the development of the main protagonists, which is influenced by such a sudden encounter. I also discuss the particular views of the two writers concerning this issue. In both books, Forster and Lawrence dramatize their belief in the great potential of southern emotionality and suggest a sort of solution to the dehumanized and stiff life of the English middle classes, which the writers severely criticised. In both novels, Forster as well as Lawrence choose Italy as the representation of the great potential of the Southern nations and they place it against the criticised stiffness and sterility of the English middle classes. The portrayal of this southern element, however, differs in several aspects in the respective books. What is more, the conception of otherness appears in various forms in both works, reflecting their author's approaches. The depiction of the development of Forster's and Lawrence's heroines actually demonstrates their author's beliefs in a possible way for a young middle class woman oppressed by social conventions and values towards her inmost feelings and passions on the grounds of an encounter with otherness. Moreover, there is another...
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