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Urban solution of sports complex in Brno Lužánky
Zach, Jakub ; ing.arch. Lukáš Ležatka, Ph.D (referee) ; Májek, Jan (advisor)
The thesis deals with the transformation and the new proposal of the functional use of the area Za Lužánkami in the cadastral area Ponava of the Královo Pole district in Brno. The area is defined by the streets Sportovní, Drobného a Tř. Generála Píky. The aim of the thesis is the urban design of the sports and multifunctional complex in Brno for Lužánky and demonstrate the viability and sustainability of the sports complex in the 21st century and the proposal of the contemporary structure of the municipal sports and multifunctional complex including related functions and public space.
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Urban design Výstaviště Brno
Kopřivová, Nikola ; Kopáčik, Gabriel (referee) ; Sátora, Josef (advisor)
Diplomová práce se zabývá transformací a novým návrhem funkčního využití území areálu výstaviště v Brně. Areál je vymezen od jihu velkým městským okruhem města Brna a od severu ulicí Hlinky. Cílem návrhu bylo oživit stávající hodnotné území tak, aby se z něho stal fungující městský organismus volně přístupný veřejnosti, který by tvořil symbiózu mezi historickou částí výstaviště a nově navrženou částí.
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Folklore Movement as a Bridge between Folk Music and Other Worlds
Kratochvíl, Matěj
Folklore movement in the second half of the 20th century played several roles. It was a tool of propaganda but at the same time a means to preserving tradition or original art form. One of its roles, however, remains somewhat aside the main focus. As the original forms of folk music and dances were disappearing, the revival of them through performance by folk ensembles became the main, and often the only way of bringing the traditions to wider public. This was contributed to by interconnection of folk movement with mass media and recording industry. Through these channels the folk music reached musicians of various genres, who were thus introduced to the sound of folk music from Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. Based on their impressions, some of these musicians then decided to include the folk components in their own compositions. The result is a number of projects and recordings, where folk elements are mixed with jazz, rock, ballads or electronic music. The paper attempts to present possible answers to the question to what extent the folklore movement, as an institutionalised form of reviving traditional culture, influenced acceptance of this culture in other areas of music. The research, which forms the base of this contribution, analyses recordings and presents interviews of musicians from varied areas and of different generations.
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Interpretation of Freedom in the Work of Jan Hus and his Sources at St. Augustinus
Schmitzer, Jiří ; Blažková, Miloslava (advisor) ; Hogenová, Anna (referee)
The paper focus on Jan Hus and T.G.Masaryk and their contribution to the Czech philosophy. The emphasis is given mainly to the parts of their lives and work which include timeless moral message. The aim of the paper is not to offer detailed analysis of the philosophical texts but rather to track fundamental moral accents they include and their impact on Czech philosophical landscape. Brief overview Hus' and Masaryk's important life events and decisions is used to describe a practical dimension of their philosophy. The reflection of the Hus' and Masaryk's works follows approach and intepretation of Erazim Kohák's books. With their help the paper tries to indentify meaning of Czechness as it was defined and shaped by Masaryk and Hus.
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Interviews about the Revival of the Czech Scout Movement after 1989
Kubicová, Kateřina ; Novotný, David Jan (advisor) ; Slanec, Jaroslav (referee)
This practical bachelor thesis is dedicated to the revival of the Czech scout movement after 1989. The thesis outlines the circumstances of the revival through interviews with contemporaries. The first part of the thesis describes the scout movement. It focuses on the foundations of the movement internationally and it introduces individuals who participated in it. Furthermore, the thesis depicts the circumstances of establishing the Czech scout movement and its history. It also describes the main principles and values of the movement. The second chapter of the theoretical part defines the interview as a specific journalistic genre. It specifies its key features and different types. At the same time, it mentions a number of principles and various approaches a journalist can take when conducting an interview. It describes the history of the genre and highlights significant authors and journalists who influenced it the most. The practical part of this bachelor thesis consists of six interviews and a photobook. The interviews were conducted with contemporaries, who were members of the scout movement after 1989 and remember its revival. At the time they were either leading it or were active in scout units. Through their memories, the practical part reveals different problems and circumstances connected...
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Preface
Stavělová, Daniela ; Buckland, Jill Theresa
The preface introduces into the topic of the edited volume that brought together ethnochoreologists, anthropologists of dance, ethnomusicologists, folk music scholars and educators, oral historians and anthropologists, some indeed combining these disciplinary fields. It explains the different statements and perspectives used in the collection by the authors investigating folklore revival movement and opens the door for further critical examination of the power of such cultural practices, their political salience, whether at national, institutional or individual levels, and their deep-seated impact on people who have encountered and evaluated folk revivalism in their lives.
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