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The Representation of the Svojanov castle in the 19th and 20th Century Czech Literature
URBÁNKOVÁ, Soňa
The small town of Svojanov, dominated by a medieval castle, has become an inspiration for many authors, prose writers, and poets. The first references to Svojanov can be found at the time of the National Revival, and this literary tradition continues to the present time. The aim of this work is to document all available texts in which the literary image of the place was developed during the 19th and 20th centuries. In particular, the genres in which the given image was applied and how it changed in the context of contemporary literary discourses (emphasis will be placed on the dominant discourses of 19th-century romanticism, parnasism, realism). The available electronic resources (Caslin catalog, Retrobi database, ) will be used for the research and the resulting text will be provided to the Svojanov castle administration.
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Molecular biodiversity inventory of the ichthyofauna of the Czech Republic - presentation of the started project
Mendel, Jan ; Halačka, Karel ; Vetešník, Lukáš ; Papoušek, Ivo ; Bartoňová, Eva ; Šanda, R. ; Koníčková, Milena ; Urbánková, Soňa
The study based on international cooperation would like to contribute in a significant way to identification and description of the species diversity of the complete Czech ichthyofauna using a comprehensive approach. The inventory and subsequent cataloguing concentrate on recent native and non-native species of fishes and lampreys living in natural waters of CR. The obtained results are used for inter-continental comparison of all fish species using the "DNA barcode" within the BoLD platform. The final summary evaluation will contribute to updating of the data for monitoring within the system Natura 2000 and will provide vital information and recommendations to the ANCLP CR. The new system of species collections of type specimens designed on the basis of a comprehensive approach and creation of a detailed voucher will mean significant contribution to the Czech museums.
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