National Repository of Grey Literature 128 records found  1 - 10nextend  jump to record: Search took 0.04 seconds. 

Monument Conservation in the Period of the "End of Art History". On the Relationship Between Art Theory and Monument Conservation Practice
Mádl, Martin
Recent developments in art theory have brought a criticism of art history based on Hegelianism and Kantism. However, some concepts of the classical German philosophy still form the pillars of monument conservation theory. Their refutation could put the basis of monument conservation in jeopardy. Hence, the critical discussion led by art theoreticians today should reflect the issue of monument conservation.

Nursing care as provided to ante finem patients
JANSOVÁ, Markéta
The subject of death and dying is still considered a taboo in our society. It is awkward and anachronistic since our times require people full of life and vigor. The terminally ill are often snubbed by the society. Though being well aware of the unfavorable prognosis, many a doctor tries to treat the patients to the very last moment, and he or she perceives the death as a personal defeat. In 1967 Cicely Saunders, an English doctor familiar with the dismal conditions of dying in the then society, founded in London the St. Christopher's Hospice, the first modern facility of this kind. The philosophy of this effort has been perpetuated in the Hospice of the Agnes of Bohemia established in 1995 as the first hospice in the Czech Republic. The Bachelor Paper aimed to assess the possibilities of providing the ante finem care by health-care personnel at a hospital and a hospice. The Paper investigated these hypotheses: H1 - Health-care workers provide the ante finem patients with health care in conformity to the standards applicable to both types of the facilities; H2 - Approach of the personnel to the care is dependent on their emotional stability; H3 - Health-care personnel in hospitals are not aware that the art of accompanying is a part of the nursing process. The surveyed sample was compiled of nurses on the staff of the Internal Medicine Ward and the Post-Treatment Ward of hospitals in České Budějovice, Jihlava and Třebíč and the hospices in Prachatice, Červený Kostelec and Brno. The data were gathered through a questionnaire. Altogether 170 questionnaires were distributed and 136 out of them were processed in the final assessment. As follows from the assessment results, the care provided to the terminally ill patients in hospitals is affected primarily by time pressures and by the fact that the nursing staff are not fully aware of the possibilities that palliative care offers, while in hospices the conditions available for the palliative care have a quality basis. Results of the Paper will be given to one of the hospitals and two hospices specified above, where they can inspire some new ideas about possible improvement in providing the palliative care.

Community Centre Roškovce
Lvová, Andrea ; Dočkal, Jan (advisor) ; Pospíšil, Milan (referee)
This thesis deals with the problems associated with the relationship between Romany socially excluded localities and the majority in Slovakia. It shows how the Community Centre Roškovce manages to improve the situation in the village. The author's view is not only a view of a social worker, because the author of this thesis studies the Romistic (Romany studies) at Faculty of Philosophy and Arts, Charles University at the same time. She used the knowledge in Romany language and Romany culture; she collected data during observation. Two of the Centre's goals are: 1. to provide services to the whole community in Roškovce, and 2. improving the relationship between the Romany community in Roškovce and the Slovak majority in the neighbourhood. This thesis evaluates how does the Centre succeed in these goals two years after its opening. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)

Stage presence
Stupecká, Kateřina ; KAZÁROVÁ, Helena (advisor) ; Puchowska, Sara (referee)
The Chapter which bears the Title of the whole Work indicates the Key points addressed: The Expanding Body, Energy in Time, Energy in Motion, and Dynamics of the Body. In addition, I elaborate on the implications and effects of Space, Time and Rhythm. "Stage Presence" is presented with especial reference to leading researchers and physicists in the field. I also mention the philosophies of Far Eastern religions and their effects on the art of dance as well as the opinions of researchers in the field of dance. The whole work takes as its basis my own views on creativity and movement itself as supported by the afore-mentioned personalities and their ideas.

Problems of Czech and German expressionism in the context of contemporary art history, art theory and philosophy
Rakušanová, Marie ; Wittlich, Petr (advisor) ; Bydžovská, Lenka (referee) ; Lahoda, Vojtěch (referee)
The thesis does not include an abstract in English The thesis does not include an abstract in English The thesis does not include an abstract in English The thesis does not include an abstract in English The thesis does not include an abstract in English

Aesthetics of Arts
Garila, Athina ; Hogenová, Anna (advisor) ; Blecha, Zbyněk (referee)
This Bachelor work has no intention to analysis the History of art, either to explain the terminology of philosophy thru time; Great Masters did this before and compare with them will be completely useless. The purpose of this work is to prove that aesthetics there for arts, are extremely important in our days not only because art domesticates the ferocious beast (humans included), but also because aesthetics is ethics. In order of course to understand this association between this triangle aesthetics-art-ethics, a short historical preview is necessary as well as the explanation of main terminology is require; At the end however when we see our course as human kind from the beginning until now a question will be born; did we failure, did the modern time pays the price of our ancestors or our own? And if our time is actually the worst of all times can this failure be reverse? And how can this and the next generations do something to change the course of history since the luck of ethics is more than obvious in every corner of our world? This work will give the facts and at the end will show reality in a cruel and row way; but the answers for all this question is still yours...

Aurelius Augustinus - controversy between religious and aesthetic experience
PODLAHOVÁ, Kamila
The bachelor thesis concerns with a significant philosophical figure of 4th and 5th century Aurelius Augustinus. It deals with all circumstances, e.g. the childhood or the education, which influenced the thinker and impacted on the development of his thoughts. The thesis follows up his view of art and religion and the controversy between them, which is typical for his philosophical, religious and aesthetical thoughts.

Introduction to bio art
Šperanda, Nina ; SILVERIO, Robert (advisor) ; JANOŠČÍK, Václav (referee)
Bio art is a contemporary art practice that works with living organisms (except humans) or is created in cooperation with living organisms. It is relatively new art movement that is rooted deeply inside the history of evolution, domestication of animals and plants, technological discoveries, their development and science. Never before was art questioning its ethics and aesthetics in such profound, molecular and sub-molecular way. In this work I will consider the historical influences and conditions that led to current developments in the field. I will also try to explain the problematics of defining what bio art is and try to clarify the associated terminology. Most relevant and ground breaking works in the field will be mentioned as some new recent developments. Aesthetics of bio art is also an important subject often set aside by the ado around ethics of it. It is an extremely important subject to be considered when talking about bio art and I will try to sketch out a brief outline of it with references to philosophy and contemporary bio art theory.

Private and public
Šmídlová, Petra ; Sedlák, Michal (advisor) ; Fulková, Marie (referee)
The thesis deals with the relationship between the private and the public spheres in modern and postmodern society. It explores these spheres and relationships from the view of political philosophy and sociology. Confronting the topics and the structures with trends of contemporary art and visual culture. The goal of the thesis is to show the croocked evolution of these relationships and warn about their influence on our culture.

Aesthetics aspects of photography in postmodernism
Vörös, Jiří ; Bednář, Miloš (referee) ; Jebavá, Jana (advisor)
Title Aesthetic aspects of photography in postmodernism Objectives of thesis The thesis introduces the questions of postmodernism, emphasizing its influences in society and various theoretical branches, especially philosophy, theory of art and photography. Furthermore, the thesis presents these resources of postmodern ideas in the aesthetic aspects of phography in postmodernism. Method The compilation, analysis and comparation of gained knowledge are elaborated on the basis of the background research of available literature. Eventually the resumé is created and expanded in the discussion. The conclusions close up the thesis. Results In the practical part, the diploma thesis shows the connection between postmodernism and photography and thus reveals the principal resources of its aesthetics. Keywords Postmodernism, photography, aesthetics, philosophy, art