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Media Image of the Romani
Divíšková, Jaroslava ; Vojtěchovský, Miroslav (advisor) ; Moravcová, Mirjam (referee)
This master's thesis presents the media image of the Czech Romani and the origins of stereotyping them in relation to the individual photography project of the American portrait photographer Chade Evans Wyatt. The thesis propose two interrelated questions. While the first one is concerned with the media image of Romani as constructed by the Czech daily newspapers and television from the 1990s to the beginning of the 21st century. The second question reviews the significance of the monothematic part of Wyatt's artwork, who within the same time attempted both to create and present a new media image of the Czech Romani that would confront the stereotypical approach of the majority to the Romani, which at the beginning became the major motive for that project.
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Social situation and daily life of Prague working class in interwar period. Historical-sociological analysis
Holubec, Stanislav ; Kárník, Zdenek (advisor) ; Moravcová, Mirjam (referee) ; Měchýř, Jan (referee)
The aim of the thesis is to outline the social reality and the everyday life of Prague working class between the two world wars. Prague, which was at that time changing into a modern city with growing population, was also the city with the largest number of workers in Czechoslovakia. We have especially focused on working-class families, health and sexual issues, living conditions, cultural life, political attitudes and education. In the thesis, archive sources of the period have been used, namely those of organizations dealing with workers or workers' own organizations like political parties, labour unions or interest groups. Another source of data is a qualitative sociological research of witnesses. The analysis of statistical data, periodicals of that time and other literature have also been employed. We have attempted to show the Prague working class with its rich diversity, as a very heterogenous group merging with other social classes. Apart from social differences, we have emphasized the impact of gender and generation on the everyday life of Prague working class.
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