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The Bogomil movement through the prism of historical novels by Emiliyan Stanev - between theology, historical (re)construction and literary fiction.
Fučík, Michal ; Černý, Marcel (advisor) ; Mikulecký, Jakub (referee)
(in English): The work focuses on the phenomenon of Bogomilism, a religious heresy that emerged in Bulgaria in the 10th century. Its goal is to understand the Bogomil movement not only as a historical occurrence but also to uncover it through the lens of theology and particularly through the prism of three "historical-philosophical prose" works by the significant Bulgarian writer Emiliyan Stanev. The introduction outlines the purpose of the work in more detail, followed by a historical overview of medieval Bulgaria. The following three chapters thoroughly analyze the composition of each of Stanev's prose works. In the concluding section, the acquired knowledge is summarized, with an emphasis on the literary portrayal of Bogomilism in Stanev's works, which is compared with other perspectives on Bogomilism in Bulgaria.
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Discussion of changes in the electoral system to the Senate of the Czech Republic
Fučík, Michal ; Brunclík, Miloš (advisor) ; Perottino, Michel (referee)
Discussion of changes in the electoral system to the Senate of the Czech Republic The diploma thesis deals with the discussion of changes in the electoral system for the Senate. The work reflects draft laws to change the electoral system in the Senate from the past, interviews with representatives of political parties represented in both chambers of the Parliament of the Czech Republic. Furthermore, interviews with experts in the field of constitutional law and political science. The various proposals were analyzed and their principle and effects explained. The last part formulates the overall outputs of political parties and movements, experts and the opinion of the author of the diploma thesis. Key words: Senate, electoral systems, political system, constitutional system, change of electoral system, majority electoral systems, Czech Republic, parliament.
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