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Dying in hospice care as a specific form of alternative.
ŠVEJDOVÁ, Kristýna
The first part of my Diploma Thesis is dedicated to dying, it focuses on the perspective of the dying person. It also deals with the essential topics as hospice and palliative care. The second part tries to analyse ethically and evaluate in what sense is dying activity or inactivity and what possible moral attitudes may engage dying person in process of dying. At the beginning of the second part, there are defined the key words activity and inactivity. Basically, I'm trying to use this analysis to ethnically evaluate in which sense of dying is the dying person actually conducting and in which failures to act. Then follows simple typological analysis and evalauation based on inspiring typology of German philosopher Robert Spaemann. In the final part of the Thesis there are implied some connections between dying and the problem of sense of life. The most important is the answer of this question if needs of the sense is belong to everyone (included of dying people) in the same way. Also, how important is the influence in moral attitude of actual human after the sense of life.
Preference values of young people from Christian families.
RODOVÁ, Zdislava
This thesis follows up young people's value preferences in period of young adulthood. These people are coming from Christian's families and were led to Christian's merits in childhood. Aim of the thesis is to find out significant life priorities of these people and their influence on motives, attitudes, targets and way of their life. Theoretical part includes not only information about basic terms concerning values, needs and motivations, their description and division, but it also deals with Christianity and family as basic Christian merit. Theoretical part also describes human's ontogenesis in context of evolution of his spirituality focusing on adolescence and young adulthood evolution phases. Empirical part of thesis includes qualitative research analysis. This research is trying to find out the effect of family traditions, Christian education, parent's faith and perception of church societies influence of activities on life and preferred merits of informants. At analysis of obtained data it was used qualitative attitude with method of questioning and interview technique.

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