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Baroque landscaping. Comparing the Schlicksʼ and Saxe-Lauenburgsʼ attitude
Vokurka, Michal ; Zdichynec, Jan (advisor) ; Chodějovská, Eva (referee)
Studying the early modern landscape during the baroque period was often linked to some kind of idealization of the relationship between the pre-modern man and the landscape they lived in. On the example of the 17 Saxe-Lauenburg manor districts I pointed out that the approach to the landscape used to be more functional and pragmatic than the existing literature assumed. The aristocratic representation and power legitimization was historically emphasised by building the landscape after the Thirty Years' War as well the dominancy of Catholicism. Comparing activities of the Saxe-Lauenburgs with the Schlick family and their exceptional composed landscape around Kopidlno, Staré Hrady and Veliš some common and particular trends in the making of landscape became apparent.
Apotheosis of Emperor Joseph I. in Prague collection of university theses
VAŇKOVÁ, Kristýna
Apotheosis of Emperor Joseph I in Prague collection of university theses. The bachelor´s work will deal with university theses of Prague environs that came into existence between 17th and 18th century. Two graphics will be the main object of bachelor´s work; their theme is the glorification of Emperor Joseph I. of Habsburg. Attention is concentrated on iconography analysis of two graphics, determination of the identity of depict persons and historical events. University theses are set into the historical and artistic context of the time of their origins and are given into connection with imaging glorification of Habsburg family on graphics of Prague university environs.
Individually Published Czech Festive and Occasional Preachings of the End of the 17th and the First Two Thirds of the 18th Century
Sládek, Miloš ; Royt, Jan (advisor) ; Med, Jaroslav (referee) ; Svatoš, Martin (referee)
Individually Published Czech Festive and Occasional Preachings of the End of the 17th and the First Two Thirds of the 18th Century Miloš Sládek The thesis concentrates on the area of festive and occasional homiletics in Bohemia after the Battle of White Mountain. Since the end of the 17th century, homiletics had represented the Czech leading literary genre with extraordinary influence on the masses. This influence was even strenghtened when printed preachings gradually became popular reading. The main focus of the thesis is on the questions of preparation of preaching, problematics of preaching handbooks, relationship of a preacher and his listeners, as well as the area of Classicist and conceptual preaching. The Baroque concept is described in connections with the aspect of growing author's self-esteem at that time. Editions of chosen sixteen preachings with introductions are added to demonstrate (or relativise) the conclusions of the first part of the thesis. Festive preaching in Bohemia was essentially influenced by legends, German Catholic preaching and myths and folk-tales. Emphasis on Christian morality is typical for Sunday preaching, however, it also appears in festive preachings. The influence of festive and occasional preaching of the end of the 17th and the first half of the 18th century on...
Adjectives from verbs in the Baroque Texts
KALINOVÁ, Zuzana
The aim of this diploma thesis is to investigate the diversity of word formations adjectives derived from the verb forms and their use in the text. The starting point is excerpted division of adjectives into groups according to the method of their derivation. Then is examined sentence parts which are expressed. Material source publications are the preaching of the end of the 17th and early 18th centuries, which are thematically focused on the celebration of saints and biblical figures.
French books so called "italicum" in the Eggenberg part of the castle library in Český Krumlov
KULHÁNKOVÁ, Anna
This diploma thesis deals with French books which refer anyway to area now called Italy that is stored in the baroque Eggenberg part of the castle library in Český Krumlov. It means Italian authors, realia, history, famous personalities, etc. The goal is to create list of these books released since 1717 and characterize them from aspects as literary genre, content and reader's interest of Eggenbergs, mainly Marie Ernestine of Eggenberg (1649 {--} 1719). Also questions like what was the influence of prefaces to Eggenberg readers and if books were popular and read by them are important parts of this thesis.

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