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Witchcraft in the Bible and its consequences in history
Bínová, Denisa ; Melmuk, Petr (advisor) ; Dluhoš, Marek (referee)
In my graduation theses that is called "Witchcraft in the Bible and its consequences in the history" I deal with phenomenon of witchcraft during the period of peak medival times and early modern period at the europian territory where I will focus on Bohemia und Moravia lands and at the part of USA territory. The goal of this theses is to demonstrate how can be very easy to abuse New testament and Old testament biblical texts for unmagnanimous purposes of individuum or of groups that was for example Middle Aged west church institution.
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Woman and The Witches' Sabbath
Hlaváčová, Kateřina ; Dluhoš, Marek (advisor) ; Kostičová, Zuzana (referee)
This bachelor thesis follows the development of the myth of Sabbath as it was created by Christian demonologists in the last centuries of the Middle Ages. It tries to trace its mythical roots and influences of older pre-Christian traditions. It begins with medieval theories of conspiracy which caused the persecution of lepers in France at the beginning of the 14th century and ends with great European hunters, whose justification was based on the belief in the mysterious witches gathering. I assume from the thesis of the Italian historian Carlo Ginzburg, who considered the Witches Sabbath to be transformed idea of the conspiracy of lepers, on which were grafted demonized pagan motives and the new conception of the devil, which crystallized at the end of the Middle Ages. I also try to interpret the motives of the Sabbath as the projections of the social taboos, which had in the centre figure of woman. From this perspective, I evaluate the figure of the devil, who became the shadow of the society at that time.
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Thieves in law - post-soviet criminal world leaders (from "perestroica" until today)
Dluhoš, Marek ; Reiman, Michal (advisor) ; Nožina, Miroslav (referee)
The work deals with thieves in law as chiefs of Russian-language criminal organizations. On the basis of an analysis of available sources, and their historical, criminologically focused processing, there is examined a hypothesis that criminality represented by the thieves in law creates in its fight against the society a specific form of self-defence. Part of the work being also an answer to a question to what extent today's division into old and new vors is topical, and whether this world has modernized in permanent relation to the environment surrounding it. The author proceeds in his analysis from the role of the thief in law as the individuality acting in constant tension with the society to the characterization of the thieves in law and to relations by which they are connected. He also focuses on power structures to which the thieves in law are subordinated. Thus, the author pursues an overall picture of chiefs of the Vor world and its possible modernization. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Thieves in law - post-soviet criminal world leaders (from "perestroica" until today)
Dluhoš, Marek ; Reiman, Michal (advisor) ; Nožina, Miroslav (referee) ; Scheinost, Miroslav (referee)
The work deals with thieves in law as chiefs of Russian-language criminal organizations. On the basis of an analysis of available sources, and their historical, criminologically focused processing, there is examined a hypothesis that criminality represented by the thieves in law creates in its fight against the society a specific form of self-defence. Part of the work being also an answer to a question to what extent today's division into old and new vors is topical, and whether this world has modernized in permanent relation to the environment surrounding it. The author proceeds in his analysis from the role of the thief in law as the individuality acting in constant tension with the society to the characterization of the thieves in law and to relations by which they are connected. He also focuses on power structures to which the thieves in law are subordinated. Thus, the author pursues an overall picture of chiefs of the Vor world and its possible modernization. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Witchcraft in the Bible and its consequences in history
Bínová, Denisa ; Dluhoš, Marek (referee) ; Melmuk, Petr (advisor)
In my graduation theses that is called "Witchcraft in the Bible and its consequences in the history" I deal with phenomenon of witchcraft during the period of peak medival times and early modern period at the europian territory where I will focus on Bohemia und Moravia lands and at the part of USA territory. The goal of this theses is to demonstrate how can be very easy to abuse New testament and Old testament biblical texts for unmagnanimous purposes of individuum or of groups that was for example Middle Aged west church institution.
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Human trafficking in Russia in European and international context
Pojman, Petr ; Svoboda, Karel (advisor) ; Dluhoš, Marek (referee)
The diploma thesis focuses on the description of human trafficking in Russia and countries of destination in Europe. Russian Federation is a diverse state with a widely developed organized crime. Trafficking in human beings is described in the context of modernization of organized crime in Russia. Trafficking is described in the context of other criminal activities in Russia and Europe too. Russia is simultaneously country of destination, source and transit. I focused mainly on the international trafficking in women for forced prostitution. Ways of fight on human trafficking I describe from the perspective of one of the most important destination areas, namely the EU. I is also aware of the specifics of certain territories of surveyed regions (Baltic, Kaliningrad, Belarus, Scandinavia, etc.) In conclusion, there are also outlined ways to combat this type of organized crime. It is also aware of the problems that the fight against trafficking is complicated by. Related recommendations are included in the conclusion of my work.
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Cabalistic theurgy
Dluhoš, Marek ; Nosek, Bedřich (advisor) ; Nakonečný, Milan (referee) ; Weis, Martin (referee)
Marek Dluhoš Kabalistická teurgie Cabalistic theurgy Cabalistic theurgy is a composition of the Hebrew word cabala (meaning 'tradition') and the Greek word theurgy (involving deities and processes, which transpire in God). The thesis is based on the most relevant research in this field in our region, which was undertaken in the time of pre-war Czechoslovakia and the beginning of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. Dr. Jan Kefer (1906-1941) found the juncture between cabala and theurgy in the theory of sefirotic tree and the mutual influence between the worlds of spirit and matter.
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