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System for Support of Dynamic Data Structures Learning
Trávníček, Jiří ; Grulich, Lukáš (referee) ; Křena, Bohuslav (advisor)
The main objective of this work is to design and implement an application that can be used as an aid for the education of programming essentials. Particularly, the attention focuses on the domain of dynamic data structures. The target application will be implemented with the use of web technologies so that it can be run in an ordinary WWW browser. First of all, a brief introduction recapitulates the data structures to be covered. Then the work summarizes the usable technologies available within the web browsers with the focus on the particular technology (which is DHTML) that will become the target platform. The most significant part of this work then discusses the design of the final application. This rather theoretical part is then followed by the description of the practical implementation. A short user manual is also included.
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Variable apron conveyor
Trávníček, Jiří ; Veselý, Oldřich (referee) ; Brandejs, Jan (advisor)
This thesis deals with construction proposal of variable sectional conveyer for lump loads transportation. With regard to request for floor prices, purchased parts and components were used as much as possible. Chain - belt and other atypical conveyer parts had to be designed. Design was executed on the basis of calculations followed with solidity and deformation verification.
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Roman spa - sauna world
Trávníček, Jiří ; Myslín, Jiří (referee) ; Dýr, Petr (advisor)
The subject of this thesis is an architectural study of Roman spa and sauna world that connects seamlessly to a specialized atelier with theme Aquacentre - "Water Temple" Brno. The project is located to the upper floors front cupola waterpark, which is composed of monolithic reinforced concrete skeleton and its building envelope brings arched laminated wood trusses. The main task was to create the interior space. The source of inspiration was the whirlpool, which is transcribed into the design of furniture.
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Steam boiler burning fytomass 30t/h
Trávníček, Jiří ; Baláš, Marek (referee) ; Skála, Zdeněk (advisor)
An objective of this thesis is to design a grate steam boiler for burning straw. Generated steam will be used for technological purposes or cogeneration. Calculations of the heat comes from engaged temperature and pressure of the overheated steam and characteristics of characteristics of the biomass as well.
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Rhymes in the Late Poetry of Oldřich Mikulášek
Dokoupil, Kryštof ; Holý, Jiří (advisor) ; Trávníček, Jiří (referee)
Rhymes in the Late Poetry of Oldřich Mikulášek Abstract The thesis consists of four main parts. The first one - or more precisely the Introduction - treats above all the effect of marked phonic repetition in poetry, and particularly solves the exceptionality of a rhyme. Then, the way that Mikulášek developed the rhyme is shown, namely for instance a rhyme bridge. Furthermore, the material for analysis is determined in function of the last six Mikulášek's collections of poems created since 1971. The method for description of whole examined material emphasises the final rhyme as well as the quantity of rhymes in a poem. The second part proves, based on the research, that the rhyme bridge constitutes an intentional component of Mikulášek's poems. Shortness and big number of rhymed verses are characteristic for the poems raised during this period. The third part - the core of the thesis - contains 15 interpretations of typical and atypical poems, chosen as a representative sample of Mikulášek's late work. The final part summarizes the approaches of other scholars to Mikulášek's work, especially to his late collections, and confronts them with the results of this thesis. Unlike many literary critics having studied Mikulášek's poetry, the thesis reveals - based on the interpretations of the poems presented - the...
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Reader-response aspects and motives by Jan Mukařovský
Flanderka, Jakub ; Trávníček, Jiří (advisor) ; Holý, Jiří (referee)
This work tries to illustrate the way Jan Mukařovský reflected the aspect of reader in his papers of literature, both in terms of a reader as one of the participants of literary communication, and in terms of (potentional) Mukařovský's own reader-response experience. First chapter summarizes main theses of Ingarden's phenomenological concept of literary work, in particular in connection with a term "concretization" which Felix Vodička further developed in the context of Czech Structuralism, and also presents the main reader-response theses of Constance school, which, in fact, represented the first methodology in literary theory, that put the emphasis on the reader as its central theme, and whose representatives were inspired by Felix Vodička's and Jan Mukařovský's ideas as well. The second, the third and the fourth chapters follow the development of Jan Mukařovský's thinking in three phases between 1923 and 1948. Every chapter includes an overview, offering the key ideas and papers of the period, and an analytical part, focusing on the (chosen) passages of Mukařovský'sworks and at the same time providing appearance of readerresponse aspects (i. a. on the basis of lexical level used by Mukařovský in his reasoning). Detailed monitoring of the given periods proves that not even in the early phase of...
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Readers in the interent communities
Košinská, Eva ; Trávníček, Jiří (advisor) ; Piorecký, Karel (referee)
This MA thesis deals with the readers of internet literary servers in the Czech context. This topic is not thoroughly dealt with in secondary literature; therefore we will base our research mainly on observation of the problem. In the first part of the thesis, we will give account of the three most prominent Czech literary servers - Totem, Pismak and Literra. First of all, we will explain their historical genesis and differences which exist among them. Next, we will concentrate more generally on the advantages and disadvantages of publishing online and on the life of an internet community. We will present the ways of publishing on the internet and the level of its criticism. We will try to define terms such as "internet literature" and "graphomania". Finally, we will introduce some of the members of the new generation of authors, who originally began publishing on a literary server and now have their first successful publication in print. In the second part of the thesis, we will present the results of our survey, which was responded by students of the faculty of arts, authors publishing on literary servers and Czech writers. We will try to interpret their views on internet-based literature. This type of literature is regarded with general distrust and we will attempt to explain the reasons for it. To...
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The Reader in the 16th centruy in the czech lands
Pišna, Jan ; Trávníček, Jiří (advisor) ; Voit, Petr (referee)
The work is a contribution to the research on contemporary reader of the 16th century in the Czech lands. On the basis of available materials, retrospective bibliography and existing research in comparison with foreign research and theoretical approaches to the matter of historical reader it deals with book culture with the focus on the reader (expansion of book print, censorship, changes of various parts of books, obtaining books and their placement in libraries, reading equipment), ways and character of reading (teaching reading, silent reading and reading aloud, reading out, repetitive, selective and extensive reading), with analysis of contemporary book production (religious literature, amusing reading, school literature) and contemporary canon of religious and school texts. On the basis of this knowledge, in the conclusion, we attempt to show the ways for future research on getting to know a contemporary reader, we are drawing attention especially to the absence of basic research on book culture. Keywords reader, reading, 16th century, book culture
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Karel Krejčí's Comparative Approaches in his Understanding of Czech and Polish Literature
Matějková, Veronika ; Janoušek, Pavel (advisor) ; Svatoň, Vladimír (referee) ; Trávníček, Jiří (referee)
The thesis documents and interprets the conflict between the literary discourses of the time on the one hand, and the specific approach of Karel Krejčí (1904-1979), comparatist, Slavist and Czech studies scholar, on the other hand. Based on the Krejčí's studies on literary history and comparative literature, as well as his participation in the methodological debates of his time, the thesis analyses the impact of this conflict on the author's literary theory method, and his work of a literary historian and comparatist in general. The analysis is based on the ambiguous reception of Krejčí's scientific work: while he is recognised as a great personality in the field of Slavic studies, he is considered an outsider in the general context of Czech literary science. The thesis describes how the author, with his methodological approach, was in opposition to the prevailing trend. As a Slavic studies scholar he criticised the 'influence science' and positivist methods employed in the field. In the period between the two world wars he inclined towards the sociology of literature, although this discipline did not become popular. While he was interested in phenomenology and formalism, he defended his 'historical-sociological' approach against structuralism, which was gaining ground. In the 1950s Krejčí wrote a...
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