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Elektromobilita ve vztahu k životnímu prostředí
Opletalová, Kateřina
Bachelor thesis engages in electromobility. It starts with a relationship of electric cars and environment, continues with history, conception of electric cars, and a practical part, where concrete car models that are sold in the Czech republic, are evaluated. It includes technical parameters, and also features multi-criterion evaluation regarding electric car models. Thesis also presents common depen-dency of single parameters.
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Corpus analysis of French compound infinitive forms
Opletalová, Kateřina ; Nádvorníková, Olga (advisor) ; Štichauer, Jaroslav (referee)
(in English): The aim of this thesis is to describe the functioning of French compound infinitive in comparison with its simple form. Using language corpora, we will cover several textual types - journalism (corpus L'Est Républicain and a part of InterCorp corpus), fiction (corpus InterCorp), but we will also utilize typologically various texts from the Internet (corpus frWac) and a corpus of film subtitles. The theoretical part will describe the infinitives forms in terms of terminology, morphology, and syntax. The empirical part will be dedicated to mapping out the contexts in which the compound infinitive occurs and also to analyzing different factors that affect its aspectual and temporal interpretation. In conclusion, there is a summary as well as possible issues for further research dealing with this topic.
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Phonetic analysis of the 2012 French presidential candidates' political discourse
Opletalová, Kateřina ; Duběda, Tomáš (advisor) ; Tylečková, Lea (referee)
(in English): This thesis focuses on phonetic analysis of political discourse. Four most successful candidates from French presidential elections 2012 were chosen. The aim is to evaluate whether phonetic part of the speech is intentionally modified to satisfy target audience. Results are rather conclusive - there are essential differences among candidates. Contrary to expectations the highest style was found in speech of Marine Le Pen. Other speakers basically used standard style which varied in specific components. Several explanations for all these differencies were presented.
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