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The Material Flow Production System Analysis and Improvement Proposals
Marešová, Petra ; Kuruc, Miroslav (referee) ; Bartošek, Vladimír (advisor)
This thesis focuses on the analysis material flow of the production system at ABB Ltd. and suggestions for improvements. The work consists of theoretical, analytical and design parts. The theoretical part contains the basic concepts of production. In the analytical part, there is described a current situation in production areas of the company on the basis of theoretical knowledge. In the final part, the solutions are designed to help improve the business.
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Human impact as reflected in the pollen record, with a focus on the Middle Ages
MAREŠOVÁ, Petra
Pollen analysis is an integral part of past vegetation reconstructions based on fossil sedimentary records. This thesis introduces the topics of past vegetation development in the area of Central Europe affected by a combination of climatic events, natural plant dispersal processes, and human impact. A natural site of the former lake Komořany was investigated to address the early periods covering the Late Glacial and majority of the Holocene (~15.6-3.2 ka BP). Moreover, three distinct medieval village sites covering an altitudinal gradient of the Czech territory served for reconstruction of the increased human impact on landscape and vegetation, especially during the High Medieval Period. A multidisciplinary approach including pollen, plant macrofossil, diatom, and palaeozoological record in combination with archaeological finds was employed to track the origins and formation of the cultural landscape, focusing on the medieval transformation.
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Myth of Faust by Jan Švankmajer in the theatre and the film
Marešová, Petra ; Just, Vladimír (advisor) ; Etlík, Jaroslav (referee)
This diploma project summarizes and evaluates theatre and film writings of a well-known director and scriptwriter Jan Švankmajer. It focuses only on faustian myth in his writings.The project deals particularly with his three early theatre productions from the beginning of sixties in the theatre Semafor ( two of them - Johannes doktor Faust a Sběratel stínů - are directly connected to faustian myth) and his second feature film Lekce Faust. In fact, this film is actually a summary of his earlier faustian themes and their distinctive interpretation. The introductory chapter deals in detail with the development of faustian myth and his main attributes.Their knowledge is necessary for futher commentary and analysis of Švankmajer's efforts to work on this theme.
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Fine motor skills development of children with autism sepctrum disorder.
Marešová, Petra ; Mužáková, Monika (advisor) ; Strnadová, Iva (referee)
My diploma thesis topic is Fine motor skills development of children with autism spectrum disorder. The objective of this document is to create a well arranged group of exercises and structured tasks aimed to develop fine motor skills of children at pre-school age with autism spectrum disorder. Theoretical part of this diploma thesis contains basic information related to autism and various details about motor skills. Practical section describes individual jobs and structured tasks used for fine motor skills development. The final part presents casuistry of a child with autism spectrum disorder, to which usage of the jobs and structured tasks introduced in this thesis significantly helped with fine motor skills development.
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Last play of Thomas Bernhard "Heldenplatz" and its picture in contemporary austrian press
Marešová, Petra ; Köpplová, Barbara (advisor) ; Ježková, Tereza (referee)
My bachalor thesis offers analysis of medial coverage of the indignation caused by publicizing and staging of Thomas Bernhard's play Heldenplatz. Through qualitative content analysis, I compare newspaper articles published before and, also, after the opening night of this play in particular newspapers of temporary Austrian press. With the help of articles published in the Profil, Salzburger Nachrichten and Neue Kronen Zeitung, I present how mass media are able to stir deprecating reactions and how they develop technique of scandalization, how they use stereotypes to influence public opinion, or, how they reflect upon each other. I also take a deep look into several concepts, which gradually became a part of discourse in mass media and society. In the first place, it is a piece of rhetoric "Freiheit der Kunst", meaning "art freedom / freedom in art", next, calling the author "Nestbeschmutzer", at the time a popular label, and calling the director with the humiliating expression of "Piefke" and "Schuft". A number of newspaper articles which were published after staging Heldenplatz was far smaller than a number of articles published prior the opening night. Scandalousness of both Bernhard's drama and its later first performing was still deepened by the Neue Kronen Zeitung tabloid. However, the Profil...
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The Main Tendencies in the German Political Drama with an Emphasis on the Contemporary Drama
Marešová, Petra ; Augustová, Zuzana (advisor) ; Cornejo, Renata (referee) ; Urválek, Aleš (referee)
In my thesis, I analyse the current German political drama. However, the term political drama or theatre is difficult to define in general. In my work, I understand the concepts of political drama / theatre in the narrower sense, follow the engaged, appellative, left-wing (anti-capitalist) oriented the- atre of E. Piscator and Brecht, and at the same, in the broader sense, as socio-critical drama / theatre, i.e. relating to the problems of today's "polis" (city, state) and following mainly the tradition of new German and Austrian folk plays. In contemporary German political drama, the two trends outlined in the introduction can be traced. In their works, the first line (left-wing appellative) is followed mainly by playwrights and directors F. Richter and R. Pollesch, the other line (socio-critical) by D. Loher, O. Bukowski, T. Walser, or M. von Mayenburg.
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Last play of Thomas Bernhard "Heldenplatz" and its picture in contemporary austrian press
Marešová, Petra ; Köpplová, Barbara (advisor) ; Ježková, Tereza (referee)
My bachalor thesis offers analysis of medial coverage of the indignation caused by publicizing and staging of Thomas Bernhard's play Heldenplatz. Through qualitative content analysis, I compare newspaper articles published before and, also, after the opening night of this play in particular newspapers of temporary Austrian press. With the help of articles published in the Profil, Salzburger Nachrichten and Neue Kronen Zeitung, I present how mass media are able to stir deprecating reactions and how they develop technique of scandalization, how they use stereotypes to influence public opinion, or, how they reflect upon each other. I also take a deep look into several concepts, which gradually became a part of discourse in mass media and society. In the first place, it is a piece of rhetoric "Freiheit der Kunst", meaning "art freedom / freedom in art", next, calling the author "Nestbeschmutzer", at the time a popular label, and calling the director with the humiliating expression of "Piefke" and "Schuft". A number of newspaper articles which were published after staging Heldenplatz was far smaller than a number of articles published prior the opening night. Scandalousness of both Bernhard's drama and its later first performing was still deepened by the Neue Kronen Zeitung tabloid. However, the Profil...
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