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Impact of Pupils' Acquired Knowledge of English on Their Writing in German
MIKULÁŠKOVÁ, Michaela
The main aim of this diploma thesis is to prove the impact of pupil?s acquired knowledge of English on their writing in German. In the theoretical part the historical development of both languages is shown with the emphasis on such historical events that determined this development. It is because of these events that each language developed in a different way. In the next chapter both languages are compared and the most important differences are pointed out. Next chapters are about Anglicisms in German, multilingualism and transfer, on this basis information are transferred from one language to another. The topic of last chapter in this part is ?error?. The practical part supports the theoretical knowledge gained by languages-comparing in a practical situation. On the basis of the corrections of upper primary school level German essays with the emphasis on the errors caused by the interference for English the practical part presents not only interesting results gained from many points of view, it also proves the impact of pupil?s acquired knowledge of English on their writing in German. Subsequently, the particular language areas are presented in which this type of errors was the most common. The authentically chosen errors are also commented on. The last part of the work includes various kinds of didactic material that can be used by such teachers of the German language who want to prevent this type of mistakes in their lessons.
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Land use changes in the Czech Republic and in Europe and their driving forces
VACKOVÁ, Lucie
The goal of this work is to develop a comprehensive overview of the main historical changes and turning points in land use in Europe. Particular attention is paid to the area of the Czech Republic, especially in the period since the Industrial Revolution to the present. This work was created thanks to the available statistic bases of the Czech Office for Surveying, Mapping and Cadastre, FAO and databases of the basic territorial units of the LUCC Czechia project. Preliminary extracts are devoted to defining the term land use, analysis and clasification of the most widely used systems and classes in the Czech Republic and internationally. An integral part of this work is also to determine the causes of changes in land use, ie. effect of driving forces.
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MAPPING OF LANDSCAPE FEATURES IN A SPECIFIC TERRITORY AND THEIR HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT
ŠTROUFOVÁ, Barbora
The cadastral district of Čejkovice was chosen for mapping of landscape features. The district is located approximately 9 km to the north-west of České Budějovice on a surface of 955 hectares. The following materials were used to map the territory in question ? the plan of the Territorial System of Ecological Stability and the orthophotograph map available at geoportal.gov and historical aerial photos from the Military Geographical and Hydrometeorological Institute of Dobruška. The incidence and representation of individual features were ascertained during mapping of the territory and the features were categorized. The categorization serves to process the results ? to evaluate the frequency and surface (length) of the features and at the same time to compare the present status with the status of the 1950?s. The GIS (Geographic Information Systems) software program was used to evaluate the results. At present, 38 landscape features can be found in the territory of Čejkovice (1 watercourse, 9 ponds, 4 woods, 8 woody plant groups, 9 alleys and 7 solitary plants. In 1950?s, 29 features could be found in the territory (1 watercourse, 10 ponds, 3 woods, 6 woody plant groups, 8 alleys and 1 solitary plant). The solitary plants have experienced the greatest difference ? increase by 6 plants. The surface of ponds has been increased as compared to the past status and the surface of woods has grown as well. The condition of the features does not differ too much as compared to the past condition. The most landscape features have experienced growth of surface.
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School and her position in society
SLADKÁ, Dagmar
This work deals with the meaning of school as an educational establishment (mainly of a kindergarten) and it´s place in the society. Trying to find the answer for the question: {\clqq}What is the position of a kindergarten in a present-day society in Czech?`` In it´s theoretical part it is concentrated on the profile of the topic and it´s social importance, including the development of the school system from historical point of view, function of school in educational, intergral and social sphere, specifities of a mersery school, determination of methods and aims of researching. The main part {--} the practical one {--} is aimed at the research itself of the position of school in the Czech society and comparing the gained experience and making final inference.
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U.S. as global hegemonic country
Štumper, Vít ; Jiránková, Martina (advisor) ; Antal, Jarolím (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with the notion of global hegemony, in terms of definition and its attributes. It also maps the historical development of hegemony and its individual representatives - Portugal, Holland, England and USA, including the causes of their downfall. The main objective of my work was to analyze the hegemony of the United States and express my view on possible future competitors and whether the U.S. hegemony persists or not.
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Business and Cultural Specialties of Tibet
Sečka, Lukáš ; Gullová, Soňa (advisor) ; Klosová, Anna (referee)
This bachelor thesis treats of Tibet and its specialties. The first part is dedicated to basic information of this country, which characterizes Tibet from the aspects of geographical and natural conditions, historical evolution, but also economic and political situation. The following part deals with the analysis of local cultural customs and traditions, which are markedly influenced by the Tibetan Buddhism, which has traditionally a strong position in the Tibetan society. The characteristic business specialties of Tibet, which can be quite commonly met during the negotiations in the Tibetan companies, are described in the last part of this thesis.
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Economic Aspects of Protection of Great Cormorant in the Czech Republic
Fildán, Radim ; Slavík, Jan (advisor) ; Vejchodská, Eliška (referee)
In my thesis I am dealing with problem of predation of great cormorant on fishery supplies in the Czech Republic. In the first part I explain the problem, describe historical development and current status. I also mention situation in other EU countries, which does have some characteristics similar with the Czech Republic. In the end of the first part I will quantify damage caused by cormorant and I will show how this damage could be estimated. In the second part I am applying scheme of institutional analysis called Institutional Analysis and Development. Firstly I will explain this scheme and then I will apply it on the problem of great cormorant in the Czech Republic. Aim of my thesis is to find a recommendation how organizations and institutions should be set in order to help to resolve this issue.
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