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Comparison of progress and several specific masterpieces of Oscar Kokoschka`s Prague exile period and Max Beckmann`s Amsterdam exile period
Bišof, Petr ; Pech, Milan (advisor) ; Bendová, Eva (referee)
The work deals with Prague exile period of Oscar Kokoschka and Amsterdam exile period of Max Beckmann. Right these two artists were choosen for the reason, that both were representatives of expressionistic style, they belonged to same generation (Beckmann born in 1884, Kokoschka 1886) and both were affected by the similar social-political influences (from the work point of view is the most important influence the political oppression of the third decade). The main part of this work deals with a question, how the life in exile, as well as repression and intimidation from the nazi regime, changed artisctic progress of both artists, whereas the author tries to describe these changes in three features of art - in self-portrait, landscape-painting and allegoric paintings. In the scope of these areas he tries to compare how did these two artists react to the same influences outside art (for example politicized exhibition "Entartete Kunst"), how did they see themselves in this dramatic era, and to show this at specific pieces of art.
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Notice of termination of employment in selected EU member states
Bišof, Petr ; Vysokajová, Margerita (advisor) ; Štangová, Věra (referee)
This master's dissertation deals with notice of termination of employment in three countries, specifically Czech Republic, Federal Republic of Germany and Great Britain, specifically England. The Federal Republic of Germany has been selected because Germany is a country with highly developed economy, however the social function of which is very fundamental that is also reflected in the notice of termination of employment legal regulation. Great Britain was selected because it represents different legal system to Czech republic or Germany, so called common law. British legal system can be further divided into legal systems of England and Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. This master's essay deals with the enactment in England. At the same time, it is also one of the economically most developed country in the framework of the European Union and a country in which a great number of Czech citizens seek their work opportunities. As far as structure of the individual Chapters is concerned, they are not arranged herein in the same scheme, because the legal form of the notice in the legal regulations differs so much, as far as conception or legal sources is concerned, that even the breakdown of the individual Chapters respects reflects such differences. Hence, the Chapter describing the notice in the Republic...
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Comparison of progress and several specific masterpieces of Oscar Kokoschka`s Prague exile period and Max Beckmann`s Amsterdam exile period
Bišof, Petr ; Pech, Milan (advisor) ; Bendová, Eva (referee)
The work deals with Prague exile period of Oscar Kokoschka and Amsterdam exile period of Max Beckmann. Right these two artists were choosen for the reason, that both were representatives of expressionistic style, they belonged to same generation (Beckmann born in 1884, Kokoschka 1886) and both were affected by the similar social-political influences (from the work point of view is the most important influence the political oppression of the third decade). The main part of this work deals with a question, how the life in exile, as well as repression and intimidation from the nazi regime, changed artisctic progress of both artists, whereas the author tries to describe these changes in three features of art - in self-portrait, landscape-painting and allegoric paintings. In the scope of these areas he tries to compare how did these two artists react to the same influences outside art (for example politicized exhibition "Entartete Kunst"), how did they see themselves in this dramatic era, and to show this at specific pieces of art.
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