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Model of the world in the texts of children's folklore and peculiarities of its functioning in a modern children's literature (for example, Grigory Oster's poetry)
Lopatina, Elena ; Rajnochová, Natalie (advisor) ; Kitzlerová, Jana (referee)
(in English): Abstract for thesis on the topic "The model of the world in the texts of children's folklore and peculiarities of its functioning in modern children's literature (the poetry of G. Oster)." The study examined the texts of rhymes and sadistic rhymes identified among pupils of junior classes, in order to identify the main features of modeling the world which are shown in the analyzed texts. Then the features of that models considered by the example of the texts of modern children's literature, in particular texts of G. Oster. The work performes next tasks: 1) to reveal the specifics of child's consciousness, reflected in studied children's folklore genres; 2) to compare the main features of modeling the world in the texts of rhymes and sadistic rhymes; 3) to identify the features of the functioning world's systems in modern children's literature (in the texts by G. Oster). An analysis of 70 text units, which function in the modern children's subculture, identified a specific children's picture of the world and its reflection in the texts of studied genres and texts of modern children's literature (for example the poetry of G.Oster). Finally, there are conclusions which characterize systems of modeling the world in studied genres, which are different from each other by the universal...
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Impact of preserved traditions on children members of folklore groups
ZEMANOVÁ, Eliška
This thesis deals with preserves of traditions of ethnographic region Doudlebsko in children's folklore groups. The first part is focused on general concepts such as children's folklore, his genres and meaning of children's folklore in conjuction with education. Further is attention dedicated to meaning of folklore groups in conjuction with education in free time. In that context are described activities, which are with actions of folklore groups associated. Next part of this thesis is focused on ethnographic area Doudlebsko. Doudlebsko is defined against other ethnographic area of South Bohemia, which are Blata, Kozácko and Prácheňsko. Next I pay attention on describing traditional folk culture habits, dialects, folk costumes, and even folk songs and dances. Last part is dedicated on children's folklore groups in Doudlebsko. It contains description of folklore groups Bárováček, Doudlebánek, Jitřenka, Malý Furiant, Borovanský Malý furiant, Radost a Úsviťáček. I mention brief characterization to every folklore group with emphasis on distinction from other folklore groups.
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