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Risk Identification and Assessment of Construction Investment Projects
Hanulíková, Marie ; Maršálek, Jiří (referee) ; Korytárová, Jana (advisor)
This thesis focuses on the analysis and management of risks in an investment project. Specifically on identification, quantification, treating and monitoring the risks. Theoretical basis from the first part of this thesis are applied on construction investment project of Properity Dorado a. s. in the practical part. The project is introduced there, then a study of the economic environment of the project is processed. This is followed by a model of financial flows of the project. Finally, there are identified certain financial risks and assessed their impact on the project using economic efficiency indicators.
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Guangdong-Hong Kong School Martial Arts Fiction
Vrána, Petr ; Andrš, Dušan (advisor) ; Maršálek, Jakub (referee)
This thesis deals with the "Guangdong-Hong Kong Martial Arts Fiction School" (Yue Gang pai jiji xiaoshuo 粵港派技擊小說), a specific subgenre of Chinese fiction that was popular from the 1930s till the 1960s. Stories, whose protagonists are most often legendary Southern Shaolin heroes and historical masters and practitioners of Chinese martial arts, were published mostly in Cantonese and Hong Kong newspapers as serialized fiction. The Guangdong-Hong Kong Martial Arts Fiction School is usually considered as one of the subgenres of wuxia (武俠) fiction and it is still insufficiently explored. The Guangdong-Hong Kong martial arts novels, which show many features of junk fiction, increased readers' patriotic feelings, contributed to the promotion of martial arts masters, and reinforced some common ideas about Chinese martial arts, which can still be found in today's society. In this thesis, we put the discussed subgenre in its social and literary-historical context, describe its genesis, discuss the thematic areas and narrative form of Guangdong-Hong Kong martial arts fiction, and introduce three representative authors of Guangdong-Hong Kong Martial Arts Fiction School and some protagonists of selected proses. The main part of this thesis is a literary analysis focused on the definition of the most distinctive...
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Archery in Chinese Antiquity
Buřil, Michal ; Maršálek, Jakub (advisor) ; Zádrapa, Lukáš (referee)
The bachelor's thesis focuses on the social and ritual significance of archery - taking into account its military role - in ancient China. The focus of the thesis lies in the Spring and Autumn period (770-453 BC) and the subsequent Warring States period (453-221 BC), and the thesis describes the evolution of the concept of archery, which is linked to the major social and political changes in these two periods. These changes were also related to the transformation of the way of warfare and the more general expansion of military duty, which were also reflected in the function and status of archery. For this purpose, the thesis makes use of secondary literature in both Chinese and Western languages, as well as sources including historiographical, ritualistic, and legislative texts. Key words: Early China, archery, archery rituals, Sheyi, Liji, violence, transformation of society, Norbert Elias
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Patriotic Education in Chinese Secondary School History Textbooks
Jech, Martin ; Hudeček, Jiří (advisor) ; Maršálek, Jakub (referee)
The main goal of my bachelor thesis is to describe the content of teaching of modern Chinese history at Chinese high schools and its connection to patriotic education. In the introductory part I will focus on the need for patriotic education and its origin, on the changes of the conceptions of Chinese history teaching during the PRC, organization of history teaching, curriculum content, examinations and the process of publishing textbooks. A key part will be the analysis of the contemporary textbook of modern Chinese history - Compulsory education textbook - Chinese history - 8th year (Yìwù jiàoyù jiàokēshū - Zhōngguó lìshǐ - bā niánjí, 义务教育 教科书 - 中国历史 - 八 年级) (Qi Shirong, 2017) for the eighth grade of Chinese compulsory education. Here I will compare the content of the textbook from the Opium Wars to present, direct evaluative narrative and quotations from authoritative sources, emphasis and omission of historical events, rhetorical turns and use of evaluative language, visual accompaniment of interpretation, etc. and I will deal with how these means serve patriotic education. Keywords China, modern history, teaching, Opium Wars, Taiping rebellion, Yihetuan, Xinhai Revolution, Guomindang, Communist Party of China, Long March, Yan'an, Sino-Japanese War, People's Republic of China, Mao Zedong, The...
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Durkheim's Sociology as a Political Project
Maršálek, Jan ; Petrusek, Miloslav (advisor) ; Balon, Jan (referee)
Ce travail compte parmi ceux où l'auteur s'engage à une relecture originale des auteurs classiques. Ainsi, l'auteur reprend l'oeuvre d'Emile Durkheim pour donner une interprétation politique de ce qu'il appelle le projet sociologique durkheimien. Une mise en parallèle de la définition durkheimienne du fait social et de la réinterprétation faite par Giorgio Agamben du concept foucaldien de « dispositif », lui sert dans cette entreprise de point de départ. Dans le premier temps, l'auteur revois quelques travaux qui mettent eux-mêmes l'accent sur la dimension politique des écrits de Durkheim (notamment celui d'Aron, Giddens et Lacroix). Or ces lectures ne lui permettent pas de retrouver le niveau d'analyse annoncé dans la première partie du travail. Il se tourne alors vers des interprétations « globales » de la sociologie durkheimienne, avec un résultat médiocre, car le politique est perdu de vue. L'auteurs continue par ses propres commentaires d'un petit nombre de textes de Durkheim, dont De quelques formes primitives de qualification et De la division du travail social. Il s'appuie sur ces analyses dans la dernière partie de son travail pour soutenir sa thèse selon laquelle le caractère politique du projet sociologique de Durkheim consiste en ce qu'il participe à la libération par la société de l'individu de...
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Solanič, Dmitrij ; Maršálek, Jakub (advisor) ; Zádrapa, Lukáš (referee)
The aim of this bachelor's work is to describe the origins of proto-stoneware in the chinese bronze age. This work includes a summary of past approachestaken concerning proto-stoneware and puts forward a proposition for unification of current terminology. Following an introduction to proto-stoneware as a medium used in production of pottery and an introduction to the localities where such pottery has been unearthed, a detailed description of such pottery is provided. In pursuit of this course there is a an emphasis constantly being put onthe broadercultural context and on inspiration being drawn from forms used when working with some other materials.In the conclusion to this work, with respect to the previous analyses and findings, the author offers his standpointconcerning origins of northern proto-stoneware, that being a question that stands out in every attempt in researching this material. Key words: proto-stoneware, protoporcelain, chinese bronze age, Erligang, Zhengzhou, Panlongcheng, Wucheng, Xin'gan
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