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Assessment of Company Information System and Proposal of Changes
Ondrák, Filip ; Koch, Miloš (referee) ; Kříž, Jiří (advisor)
The goal of my research of the bachelor's thesis is to analyse and propose changes to the information system for a retail company, which will serve to improve work efficiency and change functions. The work focuses on the analysis of the current state from software and hardware point of view. This is followed by the actual proposal of changes for the information system and its hardware, which will help to improve the company's processes and increase work productivity.
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The I La Galigo Epic Cycle and Its Role in the Life of Bugis
Růžičková, Gabriela ; Petrů, Tomáš (advisor) ; Pokorný, Ondřej (referee)
This work represents one of the longest and most important literary works in the world - the Bugis epic cycle I La Galigo. The actual work is not only notable for its composition, but also its content, which includes history, mythology, technical explications, magical formulas, medical treatises, epic poetry and patterns of conduct. To this day, creation of this epic first passed orally and later in writing cannot be dated with certainty. But we know that it was considered sacred and played an extremely important role in the life of Bugis.
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Trojan Destinies (τυγχάνω and τεύχω in the oldest Greek epos)
Roreitner, Robert ; Fischerová, Sylva (advisor) ; Chlup, Radek (referee)
The aim of this study is to introduce the idea of fate present in Homer's Iliad. By "idea" is meant what gives the unity to apparently incoherent views (1) of fate as death and life's content; (2) of fate as a given lot and a power; (3) of fate as what is shaped by men, and what meets them. This triple polarity of meaning is explored on two levels: (a) the level of construction of the epic (how the fates are represented in the poem) and (b) the level of the Homeric expressions for fate (how the characters and the narrator talk about it). Both subjects have been treated many times and from various perspectives in the existing secondary literature. That's why this study does in neither case aim at an exhausting analysis. As for the construction of the epic, it focuses on the role played in its structure by decision, and especially on how the various decisions of different characters are integrated into the unity of narration. Among the expressions that are standardly envisaged it treats in some detail only the two most important, i.e. μοῖρα and αἶσα, although at the same time it considers also two verbs, τεύχω and τυγχάνω , to which the due attention has not yet been paid. Exploiting the results of formal-literary studies of the last decades this study returns back to a question formulated in the...
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Assessment of Company Information System and Proposal of Changes
Ondrák, Filip ; Koch, Miloš (referee) ; Kříž, Jiří (advisor)
The goal of my research of the bachelor's thesis is to analyse and propose changes to the information system for a retail company, which will serve to improve work efficiency and change functions. The work focuses on the analysis of the current state from software and hardware point of view. This is followed by the actual proposal of changes for the information system and its hardware, which will help to improve the company's processes and increase work productivity.
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The Themes of Courage and Death in the Anglo-Saxon Epic Beowulf
DROBIL, Jaroslav
This thesis analyses and interprets the famous Anglo-Saxon epic poem Beowulf with regard to two main topics of the medieval epic poetry: the topics of courage and death. Theoretical background contains a description of medieval epic poetry and its functions. Furthermore, the introduction contains a description of English medieval epic poetry in historical and religious context (perception of death and afterlife with regard to the mixture of paganism and Christianity, meaning of heroism and heroic virtues - loyalty, pride, honour, persistency, determination, suppression of fear, willingness to help, sacrifice). Another chapter focuses on the creation of Beowulf itself and on the content and the form. The analysis draws on the Czech translation by J. Čermák. It focuses on the hero of the poem and it tries to find particular examples of the above mentioned virtues in three important passages of the poem (the fights with Grendel, with his mother and with the dragon). Another section deals with the image of death (the topics of burial, fateful disasters connected with monsters, fights), the question of afterlife, and with the function of the cyclic structure of epic poems (the never ending cycle of life and death) The thesis also tries to interpret the literary influence of the poem and its topicality.
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Trojan Destinies (τυγχάνω and τεύχω in the oldest Greek epos)
Roreitner, Robert ; Fischerová, Sylva (advisor) ; Chlup, Radek (referee)
The aim of this study is to introduce the idea of fate present in Homer's Iliad. By "idea" is meant what gives the unity to apparently incoherent views (1) of fate as death and life's content; (2) of fate as a given lot and a power; (3) of fate as what is shaped by men, and what meets them. This triple polarity of meaning is explored on two levels: (a) the level of construction of the epic (how the fates are represented in the poem) and (b) the level of the Homeric expressions for fate (how the characters and the narrator talk about it). Both subjects have been treated many times and from various perspectives in the existing secondary literature. That's why this study does in neither case aim at an exhausting analysis. As for the construction of the epic, it focuses on the role played in its structure by decision, and especially on how the various decisions of different characters are integrated into the unity of narration. Among the expressions that are standardly envisaged it treats in some detail only the two most important, i.e. μοῖρα and αἶσα, although at the same time it considers also two verbs, τεύχω and τυγχάνω , to which the due attention has not yet been paid. Exploiting the results of formal-literary studies of the last decades this study returns back to a question formulated in the...
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The I La Galigo Epic Cycle and Its Role in the Life of Bugis
Růžičková, Gabriela ; Petrů, Tomáš (advisor) ; Pokorný, Ondřej (referee)
This work represents one of the longest and most important literary works in the world - the Bugis epic cycle I La Galigo. The actual work is not only notable for its composition, but also its content, which includes history, mythology, technical explications, magical formulas, medical treatises, epic poetry and patterns of conduct. To this day, creation of this epic first passed orally and later in writing cannot be dated with certainty. But we know that it was considered sacred and played an extremely important role in the life of Bugis.
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