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Conversation design: principles of voicebot design for natural communication with people
Kološová, Štěpánka ; Šlerka, Josef (advisor) ; Sedláček, Jakub (referee)
The thesis Conversation Design: Principles of Voicebot Design for Natural Communication with People addresses the question of how robots can naturally interact with humans and aims to create a model of conversational design rules. This will be developed based on insights from the literature and will also be supported by data from real conversations between humans and voicebots. The methodology of this thesis is qualitative analysis. In the theoretical part of the thesis I discuss how communication between people works. I describe how conversation can be viewed and how conversation analysis approaches it. In the next part I describe how voice assistants work and focus on how they can talk to people. The second part of the thesis is a literature search. Here I explore the approaches and perspectives of authors who are experts in conversation design, UX design, voice technology, linguistics, sociology, psychology and other fields. I summarize the authors' findings into nine competencies and skills that a virtual assistant should have. In the analytical section, I analyze three virtual assistant scenarios and the calls in which people interacted with them. I look at these scenarios from the perspective of those nine skills and analyze them using a set of questions. In the results of the analysis, I...
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The attitude of the European Union to the State of Israel
Kološová, Štěpánka ; Karlas, Jan (advisor) ; Záhora, Jakub (referee)
This bachelor thesis offers readers a comprehensive view of the developments that are related to and related to one of the most difficult understandable conflicts in the Middle East. Using a case study, I analyzed individual historical events that had an impact on the development of relations in the Middle East, but also changed the attitudes of European states, respectively, of the European Communities or the European Union. Before the analysis I made two research questions: "What is the relationship of the European Union to the State of Israel?" and "Which of the three basic theories based on the theory of international relations is best able to reflect the European Union's relationship with Israel?". By case study and research into the EU's attitudes and negotiations with Israel, I have found that relations between Europe and Israel can be characterized as very strong in the field of economic cooperation, but they are volatile in the political negotiations. It turned out that for the European states, the Middle East region was always very important in the direction of foreign policy or trade relations. Research has also shown that the best way to reflect the European Union's relationship with Israel can be through the liberal theory of international relations. This approach emphasizes respect for human...
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Czechoslovakia in the years 1948-1989: How did the ruling party use the language of the formation of the "favorable" reality?
Kološová, Štěpánka ; Váňa, Tomáš (advisor) ; Skalecká, Veronika (referee)
Submitted thesis deals with the question of how was the ruling party was using the language of "favorable" view of reality on the example of the introduction of monetary reform and the cancellation of the ticket system in the year1953. Using the critical discourse analysis of James Paul Gee it examines the twelve selected articles in the journals Rudé právo and Pravda in the period of one week before and two weeks after the introduction of monetary reform. The aim of this Bachelor thesis is to capture how did the Communist Party try to manipulate and influence the attitude of the citizens of Czechoslovakia to monetary reform through the media. The main contribution of this thesis should be a preview of functioning of the media in totalitarian Czechoslovakia and a display of the Communist regime's efforts to influence the media construct reality.
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