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Ritual use of peyote hallucinogen: the comparation of its usage among the Tarahumaras and Huicholes
Sztymonová, Klára ; Kašpar, Oldřich (advisor) ; Korecká, Zuzana (referee)
This paper is dedicated to hallucinogenic cactus Lophophora williamsii and its ritual usage in indigenous Huichol and the Tarahumara groups living in Northwest Mexico. The author describes the history of the use of this cactus, its effects, especially compared to its role in the life of the Huichol and the Tarahumara.
Current hunting customs and habits as means of social control over hunting practice represented by examples of Central Bohemian and South Bohemian hunting communities and their collective hunts
Sztymonová, Klára ; Šima, Karel (advisor) ; Janeček, Petr (referee)
This master thesis focuses on contemporary hunting customs and their use in practice. It shows attemts by hunting clubs and societies as well as individual hunters to maintain Czech hunting customs. The thesis aims to present and evaluate various hunting habits and ceremonies in order to make assessment regarding current practice. The thesis has goal of finding how the social control of contemporary Czech game management is being executed in relation to the basic values of said society, respect for the nature and its animals. Above all this work tries to find out if the social control is maintained with hunting customs. Theoretical part of this thesis analyzes normatively the ideal procedures and forms of hunting practice as prescribed by the hunters code and professional guidelines, it also analyzes hunting from the perspective of existing legal framework. Research aimed at gaining real-life experience with hunting practice had been conducted between 2015 and 2016 among selected hunting clubs and societies. Data collected in the field will provide basis for comparison between hunting theory and practice.
Ritual use of peyote hallucinogen: the comparation of its usage among the Tarahumaras and Huicholes
Sztymonová, Klára ; Kašpar, Oldřich (advisor) ; Korecká, Zuzana (referee)
This paper is dedicated to hallucinogenic cactus Lophophora williamsii and its ritual usage in indigenous Huichol and the Tarahumara groups living in Northwest Mexico. The author describes the history of the use of this cactus, its effects, especially compared to its role in the life of the Huichol and the Tarahumara.

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