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Ritual Purity and Impurity among the Gypsies
Krčková, Anna ; Řezáčová, Vendula (advisor) ; Martinová, Marta (referee)
In this thesis author deals with theme of the ritual purity and impurity among the Gypsies. Concept of ritual purity and impurity brought to anthropology Mary Douglas. Her approach became important tool to research Gypsy groups. Ritual impurity represents specific irrational quality, which influences social status of the individual or group and social relationships. It creates fundamental border between Gypsies and non-Gypsies and inter-communal hierarchy. Ritual im/purity these borders define clearly, but Gypsies cross and shift them. Within the families, this concept maintains inequality between men and women. Following chapter shows examples that go against mainstream interpretation of im/purity. Ritual purity is being kept by three instruments - Gypsy court, social control and fear of dead souls. Finally author compares Douglas's theory with concrete concept of purity and impurity among Gypsies.
Lety v české politice - koncentrační tábor v Letech u Písku v české politice od devadesátých let po současnost
KUČERA, Tomáš
The subject of the bachelor's work is to monitor the history and the existence of the camp in Lety. We focus mostly on the time when generally Roma people were interned here. The goal of the work is to describe the events that happened after the pig factory farm was settled on the place of the former concentration camp. The crucial point is to gather the declarations of some politicians and their attitude to the issue. Inevitable part of the work is also the interview with one Czech expert in this subject
Commented translation of selected chapters from "Guía del flamenco"; Luis López Ruiz, Ediciones Istmo, 1999
Cimflová, Martina ; Obdržálková, Vanda (advisor) ; Charvátová, Anežka (referee)
The thesis consists of two parts: practical and theoretical. The practical part contains the Czech translation of the selected chapters of the Spanish guide for the novices in the world of flamenco, Guía del flamenco, published in 1999 by the Ediciones Ismo. The guide deals with the theme of flamenco, its origin and its components beginning with particular kinds of flamenco dance, the singing and the accompanying instruments with a special focus on the guitar. The theoretical part includes the translation annotation where the applied translation procedures, translation problems encountered while translating and their solutions are discussed on the basis of the translation analysis of the original text. Key words: translation, translation analysis, translation problems, typology of translation shifts, flamenco, Gipsies, Andalusia, Spain, history and geography, culture
Ritual Purity and Impurity among the Gypsies
Krčková, Anna ; Řezáčová, Vendula (advisor) ; Martinová, Marta (referee)
In this thesis author deals with theme of the ritual purity and impurity among the Gypsies. Concept of ritual purity and impurity brought to anthropology Mary Douglas. Her approach became important tool to research Gypsy groups. Ritual impurity represents specific irrational quality, which influences social status of the individual or group and social relationships. It creates fundamental border between Gypsies and non-Gypsies and inter-communal hierarchy. Ritual im/purity these borders define clearly, but Gypsies cross and shift them. Within the families, this concept maintains inequality between men and women. Following chapter shows examples that go against mainstream interpretation of im/purity. Ritual purity is being kept by three instruments - Gypsy court, social control and fear of dead souls. Finally author compares Douglas's theory with concrete concept of purity and impurity among Gypsies.
Life on runaway. Gypsies, Almsmen, Vagabonds and Defected Subjects in the South of Bohemia in 17th and 18th Century
MATĚJŮ, Jana
Life on Runaway. Gypsies, Almsmen, Vagabonds and Defected Subjects in the South of Bohemia an 17th and 18th Century. The disertation is engaged in people, who were persecused by suzerain and state institutions for their illegal offences and actions against customs. It was investigate the period of 17th and 18th century in the South of Bohemia. The disertation is construct on normativ and criminal origins, that occure in State Regional Archive Třeboň. Tight cooperation with these origins came to the confrontation legal norm and its law experience. Gypsies, Almsmen, Vagabonds, defected subjects and women at the edge of society had got to the fore of disertation. The primary questions asked why these people got to the edge of the society, why they runaway, how looked their interference with settled society and what kind of personal, escapist and defensive strategy they chosen. Another questions had related their friendly and family relations and factors, which had influence. In disertation was chosen acces of historical antropology, history of temper and history of daily life.
Gypsy minority during the era of Czechoslovak communist regime
Hybnerová, Tereza ; Rataj, Jan (advisor) ; Houda, Přemysl (referee)
The main aim of this bachelor thesis is to bring an analysis of the issue of Gypsies in an era of Czechoslovak communist regime. Based on this analysis it is trying to show positives and negatives of communistic approach to this minority. First chapter considers symbols of gypsy way of life and afterwards the starting situation before the accession of communists. In second chapter it concentrates on actions of the communist government towards solving the questions of the gypsy minority between the years 1948 and 1968. In the end the thesis deals with the era of normalization, change in the communist policy on gypsies at that time and its impacts on the gypsy minority.

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