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Wine labeling in Mělník wine subregion and self-identification towards cultural heritage
Molina Aguirre, Giovanni Francisco ; Hajdinová, Eva (advisor) ; Erdösi, Péter (referee) ; Mód, László Balázs (referee)
3 Abstract This thesis aims to examine the historical evolution of wine production and the population's sense of self-identification in the Mělník region of Bohemia, Czech Republic. In addition, assess the extent of regional identity, wine heritage, and ties to the wine industry presence in the region. Field research was conducted with Mělník wine industry stakeholders to obtain a more accurate picture of the current state of the wine business. In addition, another field questionnaire was administered to Czech students regarding their emotions and general associations with the Mělník region. The results revealed the development, productive process, and challenges of Mělník concerning a competitive European market and their efforts to preserve and enhance the area's heritage and maintain a balance between tourism and wine production. The proximity to Prague has also influenced the development of the wine geographically protected label VOC Mělník, which was the last one to be implemented in the Czech Republic in 2015. Keywords wine; heritage; identity; Bohemia; Mělník
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Levirate Marriage in Jewish Society - Inspirational Sources, Roots and Selected Aspects of Development
Knollová, Michaela ; Janáč, Jiří (advisor) ; Hajdinová, Eva (referee)
Master's Thesis Levirate Marriage in Jewish Society - Inspiration Sources, Roots and Selected Aspects of Development Michaela Knollová Charles University, Faculty of Arts, Institut of World History Abstract (in English): Levirate marriage is an institute established in Ancient times that corresponded to the needs of the society of that time. However, in connection with its establishment in the Torah, it is still part of Jewish law today. This diploma thesis is divided into two parts. The first part deals with the beginnings of this institute in Jewish law and its sources of inspiration. The Hittite Empire is considered a source of inspiration, and in this context, not only links between the Hittite and Hebrew nations are sought, but also assumed importance that levirate marriage had for ancient society. In this regard, the importance of levirate marriage officially proclaimed in the Bible is compared with real needs of society at the time. In the second part, the paper moves to the present and it analyzes the current application of a two-thousand-year-old institute in the State of Israel. Summary of individual religious circles opinions is captured here, whereas number of areas (levirate marriage included) are thus perceived by different groups from different perspectives due to different historical...
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Extra ecclesiam:Non-Catholics and Non-Christians in 16th Century Italy
Banďouch, Pavel ; Hajdinová, Eva (advisor) ; Suchánek, Drahomír (referee)
The presented Master theses deals with the issues related to the existence and activities of the Non-Catholics and the Non-Christians in the 16th Century Italy. Using the comparative approach, it studies the spreading of the ideas of Reformation and their reception by the local population. It deals also with the social structure of the sympathizers of the Non-Catholical confessions. In the case of Non-Christians it deals mainly with the change of the attitude towards them in the selected time period. For the comparation was chosen the majority of important Italian States of the selected period - Tuscany, The Republic of Genoa, The Kingdom of Naples and the Kingdom of Sicily, The Duchy of Milan, The Duchy of Savoy, The Republic of Venice and the Papal state. On the bases of the chosen comparative approach and the study of relevant historical sources and specialised literature, this Master theses provides both the analysis of the common features of the activity of the Non-Catholics and the Non-Christians in the studied area, as the regional differences. Keywords: Heresy, Non-Catholics, Italy, 16th Century, Non-Christians
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The Self-Representation of Bretons in the Regionalist Discourse between the late 19th Century and the First World War.
Reiterová, Martina ; Hajdinová, Eva (advisor) ; Ozouf Marignier, Marie Vic (referee)
Résumé Ce mémoire de master II se concentre sur le régionalisme breton de la fin du XIXe siècle jusqu'à la Première Guerre mondiale représenté par deux organisations régionalistes, l'Union régionaliste bretonne (URB) fondée en 1898 et la Fédération régionaliste de Bretagne (FRB) créée suite à la scission de l'URB en 1911. Au-delà de leurs activités régionalistes visant à acquérir des droits d'autonomie de la Bretagne à l'égard de l'Etat français, leurs membres menaient des activités communes avec les élites galloises sur la base du passé commun « celtique » supposé et de l'existence des langues « celtiques » similaires parlées dans les deux pays. Cela nous a amené à nous interroger sur le rapport de ces activités « celtiques » avec le mouvement régionaliste breton, et ainsi sur la manière dont les régionalistes voulaient que les Bretons et la Bretagne soient perçus et pourquoi. Bref, notre recherche consiste en une étude de l'ensemble des caractéristiques de ce qu'on appelle ici l'auto-représentation des Bretons dans le discours régionaliste afin de découvrir les formes des stratégies discursives que les régionalistes utilisaient pour atteindre leur but d'autonomie. Cette recherche s'appuie sur l'analyse du discours dans les bulletins officiels de l'URB et de la FRB. Pour les besoins du contexte et en étant...
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Extra ecclesiam:Non-Catholics and Non-Christians in 16th Century Italy
Banďouch, Pavel ; Hajdinová, Eva (advisor) ; Suchánek, Drahomír (referee)
The presented Master theses deals with the issues related to the existence and activities of the Non-Catholics and the Non-Christians in the 16th Century Italy. Using the comparative approach, it studies the spreading of the ideas of Reformation and their reception by the local population. It deals also with the social structure of the sympathizers of the Non-Catholical confessions. In the case of Non-Christians it deals mainly with the change of the attitude towards them in the selected time period. For the comparation was chosen the majority of important Italian States of the selected period - Tuscany, The Republic of Genoa, The Kingdom of Naples and the Kingdom of Sicily, The Duchy of Milan, The Duchy of Savoy, The Republic of Venice and the Papal state. On the bases of the chosen comparative approach and the study of relevant historical sources and specialised literature, this Master theses provides both the analysis of the common features of the activity of the Non-Catholics and the Non-Christians in the studied area, as the regional differences. Keywords: Heresy, Non-Catholics, Italy, 16th Century, Non-Christians
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The Self-Representation of Bretons in the Regionalist Discourse between the late 19th Century and the First World War.
Reiterová, Martina ; Hajdinová, Eva (advisor) ; Ozouf Marignier, Marie Vic (referee)
Résumé Ce mémoire de master II se concentre sur le régionalisme breton de la fin du XIXe siècle jusqu'à la Première Guerre mondiale représenté par deux organisations régionalistes, l'Union régionaliste bretonne (URB) fondée en 1898 et la Fédération régionaliste de Bretagne (FRB) créée suite à la scission de l'URB en 1911. Au-delà de leurs activités régionalistes visant à acquérir des droits d'autonomie de la Bretagne à l'égard de l'Etat français, leurs membres menaient des activités communes avec les élites galloises sur la base du passé commun « celtique » supposé et de l'existence des langues « celtiques » similaires parlées dans les deux pays. Cela nous a amené à nous interroger sur le rapport de ces activités « celtiques » avec le mouvement régionaliste breton, et ainsi sur la manière dont les régionalistes voulaient que les Bretons et la Bretagne soient perçus et pourquoi. Bref, notre recherche consiste en une étude de l'ensemble des caractéristiques de ce qu'on appelle ici l'auto-représentation des Bretons dans le discours régionaliste afin de découvrir les formes des stratégies discursives que les régionalistes utilisaient pour atteindre leur but d'autonomie. Cette recherche s'appuie sur l'analyse du discours dans les bulletins officiels de l'URB et de la FRB. Pour les besoins du contexte et en étant...
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