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Clothing as Manifestation of Power and Hierarchy from the End of the 14th Century to the End of the 15th Century. Comparison of the Developement in the Czech Lands and Burgundy
Hojková, Anna ; Nejedlý, Martin (advisor) ; Svátek, Jaroslav (referee)
The thesis "Clothing as Manifestation of Power and Hierarchy from the End of the 14th Century to the End of the 15th Century. Comparison of the Developement in the Czech Lands and Burgundy" describes the evolution of clothing style in both countries. It is based mainly on iconographic resources, with some additional information from written sources and literature. On this base the approach and means to this kind of representation of secular higher class in given areas are compared. The original basis of the 14th century French court culture was further developed by the Burgundian society, with emphasis on the shaped silhouette. On the other hand, the Czech lands departed from this way and adopted a new direction to the German area. The transalpine impulses are reflected as late as in the last quarter of the 15 th century. The material of the clothes is assessed as a more important aspect of representation than the shape. The text outlines also the way of further development as well as points out some unclear articles of the topic.
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The analysis of requirements on social workers of the International Code of Ethics
HOJKOVÁ, Anna
This thesis deals with The International Code of Ethics of Social Work. The first part focuses on the origins, history, updates and criticism of ethical codes. It is followed by the analysis of various principles of the International Code of Ethics. This analysis was based on the scientific literature of social work and the articles published in the Czech Republic. Subsequently, for each principle the results of the research among social workers in the South Region were processed. They reveal how social workers perceive the different principles. The analysis is concluded with a brief insight into the ethical theories.
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Internal regulations (directives) in the area of accounting for public allowance organization
Hojková, Anna ; Svoboda, Michal (advisor) ; Poutník, Lukáš (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with internal regulations in the area of accounting for public allowance organizations that have the obligation to create internal rules. Common problem of internal regulation is that the rules are inadequate, not updated or incomprehensible. Therefore internal regulation like this is totally ineffective for organization. Internal rules have recommended requirements and have to clearly and briefly describe the procedure or methodology. This thesis analyses internal rules state-funded organization in accounting area, summarizes and develops recommended requirements of internal rules and establishes responsibility and enforceability. The practical part is focused on the analysis of a specific internal regulation for the circulation of accounting documents. There is also a suggestion for improvements at the end of this thesis.
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Analysis of Awareness, Involvement and Views on Developments in Social Services among the Students of Social and Charity Work of the Theological Faculty in České Budějovice in the years 2012 - 2015
HOJKOVÁ, Anna
This bachelor thesis is a result of the research, which I conducted for three years among the students of the daily and combined studies at the Faculty of Social and Charity Work of the University of South Bohemia in České Budejovice. The thesis also offers a theoretical account of the issue. Using the expert sources I describe what social work is and what its goals are. I also deal with social workers, principles and values stated not only in the Code of Ethics of Social Workers. I mention the social policy, as well as the principles and laws related to this topic. Then I explain social services together with their types and forms. Finally I address the involvement in social services. I intersperse the theory with the findings of my quantitative research, whose aim was to determine how the students are informed and engaged in the social field and how their views on the developments in social services changed.
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