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Individual on the verge of chaos in Dostoyevsky's novel The Brothers Karamazov
Smejkalová, Julie ; Hříbková, Radka (advisor) ; Hlaváček, Antonín (referee)
The main aim of the Bachelor thesis "An individual on the verge of chaos in Dostoyevsky's novel The Brothers Karamazov" is to analyse an individual in search of one's identity in the chaotic world of the second half in the XIX century Russia. The good and the evil collide in the souls of the characters who feel lost in the world of sudden changes of moral certainties, various philosophical streams and influences which emerge. The introductory part of the thesis is focused on defining the contradictory period of the second half of the XIX century. Following that, the conception of chaos is defined and explored both from the perspective of the external chaos in the world as well as the internal one which in the works of Dostoyevsky manifests itself in the individual's intense suffering leading to a complete degradation of personality. The main part of the thesis concentrates on the analyses of different approaches by which the protagonists of the novel try to reach an internal harmony. The final chapter is dedicated to the youngest of the three brothers, Alexey, in whose faith and the unconditional love for his homeland and everyone around him, Dostoyevsky finds the firm ground for achieving true personal fulfilment and harmony.
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Annotated translation of the Antohology of articles about running and the Tarahumaras
Smejkalová, Julie ; Charvátová, Anežka (advisor) ; Obdržálková, Vanda (referee)
The bachelor thesis consists of the translation of a Spanish text and its specialized analysis of translation problems and stategies. The translation part is divided into two chapters according to the initial articles. The first chapter deals with the translation of an entry of the online encyclopedia Wikipedia about rarámuri people and their running abilities. In the next part an article about a tarahumara women runner is translated. The second part of the thesis analyse the translated text and comments it in detail. Key words: translation, text, Tarahumaras, tribe, running, Mexico, tradition, tesgüiño
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Klimaticko-pedologická rajonizace rajčete jedlého (Lycopersicon lycopersicum L.)
Šmejkalová, Julie
ABSTRAKT The literature overview of the thesis is divided into two sections. Both parts complement each other in the following chapters that describe the methodology applied and present the study results. The main aim of the thesis was to assess the climate change impacts on the distribution of the suitable tomato growing regions in the Czech Republic. In the first part the contemporary localization of the tomato production is discussed with respect to the climatic and soil conditions. The second part of the literature overview covers the theory of the climate change and its interconnections with the greenhouse effect increase. The methodology itself was based on assumption that the tomato growing areas are characterized by the certain minimum temperature sum required for the profitable production. It is obvious that the increase of the temperature predicted by the Global circulation models will lead the to increase of these temperature sums over the whole area of the Czech Republic. However it is clear that not only meteorological elements but also suitable soil conditions are limiting factors for successful tomato growing. Therefore the presence of the predefined soil types was the second factor determining the suitability of the given region for the tomato growth. The results of the study confirmed the hypothesis that the global warming will lead to enlargement of the areas with suitable growing conditions for tomato and almost certainly for other kinds of vegetables. The changes are documented by the map material in order to identify the shifts in the distribution and extend of these areas on the district (NUTS 3) level. The last part of the diploma thesis discuses drought as the most important hydrometeorological extreme for plant growing in present and expected climatic conditions.
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Teaching English through English
Smejkalová, Julie ; Uličná, Klára (advisor) ; Žďárek, Karel (referee)
The thesis is concerned with the role of the target language in foreign language teaching. The objective of the thesis is to discuss the influence of teaching English by means of the target language on communicative competence of young learners. The theoretical part elaborates the theoretical principles that concern employment of the target language in teaching. Futhermore, it analyses the factors influencing foreign language learning, discusses the possibility of language acquisition in the classroom and studies the influence of using the target language as the language of communication and instruction. Subsequently, it provides synchronic and diachronic analysis of L2 and L1 use in English language teaching methodology. In conclusion, the theoretical part evaluates the benefits of teaching by means of the target language, anticipates some risks and problems concerned with teaching exclusively by means of the target language and proposes techniques for maximization of the target language use. The semi-quantitative research studies the issue of the role of the target language in the classroom on the basis of monitoring a sample of teachers of Czech primary schools. Primarily, it investigates the amount of comprehensible input that young learners are provided with and means that teachers employ in...
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Individual on the verge of chaos in Dostoyevsky's novel The Brothers Karamazov
Smejkalová, Julie ; Hříbková, Radka (advisor) ; Hlaváček, Antonín (referee)
The main aim of the Bachelor thesis "An individual on the verge of chaos in Dostoyevsky's novel The Brothers Karamazov" is to analyse an individual in search of one's identity in the chaotic world of the second half in the XIX century Russia. The good and the evil collide in the souls of the characters who feel lost in the world of sudden changes of moral certainties, various philosophical streams and influences which emerge. The introductory part of the thesis is focused on defining the contradictory period of the second half of the XIX century. Following that, the conception of chaos is defined and explored both from the perspective of the external chaos in the world as well as the internal one which in the works of Dostoyevsky manifests itself in the individual's intense suffering leading to a complete degradation of personality. The main part of the thesis concentrates on the analyses of different approaches by which the protagonists of the novel try to reach an internal harmony. The final chapter is dedicated to the youngest of the three brothers, Alexey, in whose faith and the unconditional love for his homeland and everyone around him, Dostoyevsky finds the firm ground for achieving true personal fulfilment and harmony.
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