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Legal status of the animal in the New Civil Code
Hojdová, Dominika ; Borská, Jana (advisor) ; Pavla, Pavla (referee)
Legal status of the animal has been changed on the basis of a recodification of the previous Civil Code. The Act no. 40/1964 Coll., The Civil Code does not contain
a narrower definition of the animal, and it was thus seen as a thing in the legal sense. The Act no. 89/2012 Coll., Civil Code already specifies the animal in detail regarding it as
a living being gifted with senses. This thesis presents a comprehensive overview of the changes in the status of the animal. It also deals with the issue of permanent identification for dogs. The thesis is divided into two parts, the theoretical and the practical part. The theoretical part presents a comprehensive summary regarding the status of animals in the new Civil Code and its comparison with the previous legislation, as well as summary information concerning the identification the dogs with chip and tattoo. The practical part, which is in relation to the theoretical part, focuses on own survey on awareness of the general public concerning the status of the animal, especially in connection with the new code and mapping the number of chipped dogs and differences in public attitudes towards the introduction of a nationwide obligation of permanent identification for dogs.
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Physical transformation
MÁLA, Jan
The theoretical part of the thesis should bring us into the issue followed by subsequent analysis and comparison of body modifications such as piercings, microdermal implants, tattoos and corsets in the socio-cultural discourse. The following section should be focused on the differences between ethnic cultures with respect to the issue outlined. The output of the practical part is based on theoretical knowledge, basic manual should be the final product, which would introduce the issue of deliberate physical transformation of the main points to the general public.
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Tattoo Symbols of Death in Women in České Budějovice
ROKYTKOVÁ, Andrea
The theme of this thesis is to analyze the symbols of death occuring women tattoos. Collected data are compared with professional literature. The thesis tries to investigate the meanings and values women attach to their symbolic tattoos how they treating it and how tattoos affect their daily practice. The research has shown that tattoos are for their wearers a part of their identity and they express their feelings and moments that influenced their lives. The work is based on the analysis of structured interviews with the tattooed women.
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Messages written on the skin
CENTKOVÁ, Petra
Theoretical work is divided into several parts. The widest range of the overall development of a tattoo. The first part describes character of tattoos, how is originated and how is arising. Another part of the work is focused on the oldest relics of tattoos in cultures around the world,how is tattoos connected with people´s lives, and the most common methods of application motives and their sense in different corners of the world. The modern concept of tattoo solves function, how is perceived today. Another chapter deals with the tattoos penetration into art, and also into psychology. I top my work off tha practical art. We can see fusion of art and tattoo on the women´s torso, where are ornaments whitch emulating this technique of beautify.
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The chosen topics from health propedeutics - tattoo, piercing and intimate hygiene of boys and girls in the age between 12 - 15 years.
HÁKOVÁ, Alena
The thesis is based on the results of theoretical - empirical studies. The aim of my thesis is the primary monitoring of the skills of boys and girls in the pubescent age from the chapters selected from propedeutics. This is an area of tattoos, piercings and intimate hygiene. Keywords: tattoo, piercing, intimate hygiene, boy, girl, health propedeutics, body art, infection. The work consists of several parts. The theoretical part describes the function of tattoos, side effects of application, piercings, intimate hygiene of men and women, the development of children in the age of 12 to 15 years, compulsory school attendance. The practical part analyzes the level of awareness, identifies students' attitudes towards this issue. Analysis are based on questionnaires which I wrote by myself and which were filled in by students of selected schools. Processing is shown in the graphic design. In conclusion, I can certify that the students of secondary schools are better informed than primary school students. Research question ?girls are better informed than boys? was been confirmed.
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Motivation for "body art" in university students
ROSSMANNOVÁ, Kateřina
The objective of the thesis was to identify the motivation of university students for different types of body art. The theoretical part dealt with the issue of motivation and the motivation to decorate the body. It also focused on the types of body art and, as two main types, tattoos and piercing were chosen. At the end of the current situation there is a definition of university students. The target group consisted of university students who have at least one tattoo, piercing or other kind of body art. The respondents were recruited at two universities (The Faculty of Health and Social Studies of the University of South Bohemia and the Faculty of Law of Charles University) and other students recruited with a Facebook application ?snowball? used to distribute a questionnaire. The total of 152 filled-in questionnaires was returned. The questionnaire had 15 questions, of which 11 closed ones and 4 open ones. Four research hypotheses were set for the thesis. Hypothesis 1 was: Internal factors dominate the motivation for decorating the body in university students. This hypothesis was confirmed as 27.7% of the respondents stated that their motivation is related to the expression of personality. Hypothesis 2 was: Motivation to decorate the body differs by gender. This hypothesis was not confirmed. Internal factors ? the expression of personality ? prevail in both sexes. Another hypothesis that was confirmed was Hypothesis 3: Health reasons would prevail as a potential incentive to remove body art. 43.7% of the respondents stated that this reason is the very reason for the hypothetical removal of body art. Hypothesis 4 was: Fashion trends do not prevail in the motivation for body art in university student. This hypothesis was also confirmed. The response that body art is IN was chosen by 10.3% of the respondents, and the reason that everybody has some body art was chosen by only 3.1% of the respondents. Only a tiny percentage (0.4%) responded they wanted to fit. The thesis can serve as a basis for further study of the motivation for decorating the body, or as a source of information not only for the academic community that deals with the issue of motivation.
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In the Footsteps of Vladimír Franz
SWIERSOVIČ, Magdaléna
Vladimir Franz is a fascinating individuality of the czech culture scene. He is famous mainly for his visage, tattoos all over his body and face. Unfortunately nearly nobody knows his opinions, mind and amazing music. My essay is about the life and work of Vladimir Franz. It is an analysis of work and personality of this composer, teacher and last but not least painter.
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The Phenomenon of the Present Tatoo and Piercing in Light of Rritual Behaviour
JERSÁKOVÁ, Klára
Tattoos and piercings are modern trends in the present time. Society still has prejudice against people who have tatoos because being tattooed was description only applied to offenders in the past. I´ll try to change that point of view about tattooes and people with piercing in my thesis. I´ll concentrate on explaining the concepts of tattos and piercing within a historical context and then I{\crq}ll gradually progress towards understanding these phenomena into their present day forms. Consequently, I´ll explain the concepts of ritual partly from an anthopoloigcal and also partly from a psychological point of view, as well as the currrent meaning for society and how this affects the individual. The most important point of this thesis is to explain if it is possible to comprehend tattooing and piercing as curative behaviour within the present postmodern society. The target of thesis is analyse the motivational factors for tattooing and piercing by identifying and analysing the ritual aspect of today{\crq}s phenomenon of tattooing and piercing, with a point of view towards the absence of ritual within the present postmodern society. I have used the qualitative investigative method with the help of a structured interview with a specific target group and I{\crq}ve also used observation, as a research method. Furthermore, I have used a second type of updated analysis (found in literature). The main target is the composite of a person who is tattooed and pierced; as opposed to the minimum prerequisite for this procedure which are having at least two tattoos or two piercings per individual. The additional file contains information of those tattooed people or by the people who do the piercing. The research questions regard the qualitative character of the development and have been determined based upon the results that are evident for some people that a tattoo symbolizes the kind of personal expression. On the contrary, piercing is largely done just as a fashion statement. Tattooing and piercing are on the rise independently from the escape of an individual life period and it means that they doesn´t pose medical problems. The large significance presents the choice of motives, which are the main factors of the respondents for the further motivation for an additional tattoo or piercing.
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Sophistication of population about origin of infection in tattoo and piercing saloons
RICHTROVÁ, Daniela
Tattoos and piercing are part of the mankind since time began. It is by no means a matter of new fashion. Until recently, tattoos and piercing was attributed to a fringe group of the population. Today, this body art is influenced by the fashion industry and music. However, during the application of tattoos and piercing, infection or blood-borne diseases can be transmitted. It is an activity in which the integrity of human skin is damaged. Therefore, in my diploma paper I deal with the issue of informedness about the risks of infection at tattoo and piercing parlours. The main objective was to find out about the level of informedness of students at the Faculty of Health and Social Studies of the University of South Bohemia (ZSF JU) about the presence of infection and the possible risk of its transmission at tattoo and piercing parlours. A secondary objective was to compare the level of knowledge of people with tattoos or body piercing and those without them. In this paper, the experience of ZSF JU students with tattoo and piercing parlours and the knowledge about blood-borne diseases were described. This diploma paper used a quantitative research, through the form of an anonymous questionnaire. The group of respondents consisted of students at ZSF JU. The paper presented three hypotheses and the research results bring the following evident conclusions: H1: The population is not sufficiently informed about the risk of infection at tattoo and piercing parlours. This hypothesis was refuted. H2: The informedness of the risk of infection at tattoo and piercing parlours is higher for people with tattoos or body piercing than for people without them. It was found out that the informedness of the risk of infection in both groups did not differ statistically. H3: People, when choosing a tattoo or piercing parlour, are rather interested in the price than in the quality. This hypothesis was not confirmed. The knowledge obtained can serve as an informative material for the prevention of infection at tattoo and piercing parlours.
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