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Ekonomické reformy Kórey v období prechodu k demokracii
Luptáková, Jana
Luptáková, J. Economic reforms of Korea in the period of transition to democracy. Bachelor thesis. Brno: Mendel university, 2023. The bachelor's thesis presents the issue of the economic development of Korea during the transition to democracy in the eighties and nineties of the 20th century. The main goal of the bachelor's thesis is to answer and evaluate the research question: What were the factors of successful economic development in the period of political transformation when the country generally faced economic decline and imbalances? The main subject of the bachelor thesis is the analysis of the implemented reforms and their impact on the economic development of Korea in the specified period. The theoretical starting points are drawn from available, mostly foreign scientific and professional literature and reliable, verified internet sources. In the theoretical part of the bachelor's thesis, the focus is on defining the concepts necessary for the analytical part. In the analytical part, research methods such as analysis, synthesis, deduction, and generalization are used to describe the economic development of Korea during the political transition to democracy. The actual contribution of the work is in summarizing the acquired knowledge and providing one's own perspective on the investigated issue, plus in the evaluation of the chosen monetary, fiscal and exchange rate policy in Korea during the transition to democracy.
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The Barrytown Trilogy: Roddy Doyle's Portrayal of Dublin Working Class at the Turn of the 1990s
Nováková, Alena ; Chalupský, Petr (advisor) ; Topolovská, Tereza (referee)
This thesis is concerned with the depiction of working-class Dublin in Roddy Doyle's first three novels, The Commitments, The Snapper and The Van, known as The Barrytown Trilogy. The first part of the thesis provides a short overview of Doyle's early work in the context of modern Irish fiction with a focus on working-class protagonists and outlines Ireland's and specifically Dublin's cultural and economic background in the late 1980s and the early 1990s. The second part is based on a comparative analysis of the three books in which the author celebrates everyday life in Barrytown, a fictitious neighbourhood in the north of Dublin, through the eyes of a typical working-class family. One section is also dedicated to the language of the trilogy used as a means of achieving greater authenticity. KEYWORDS Roddy Doyle, The Barrytown Trilogy, The Commitments, The Snapper, The Van, Irish literature, Dublin, working class, family, 1980s, 1990s
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