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Model utopické společnosti a vliv jejích totalitních mechanismů na život jedince v dílech Konec civilizace Aldouse Huxleyho a 1984 George Orwella
 OSUCHOVÁ, Kateřina
This thesis examines the image of a utopian society and the impact of totalitarian regimes on the lives of individuals in George Orwell's 1984 and Aldous Huxley's The Brave New World. These dystopian works reflect the world in the first half of the twentieth century and offer the readers a critique of the modern social order. The thesis first introduces the authors and their works, then focuses on the historical and social context. The elements of utopian society and totalitarian mechanisms are analysed in selected books to show how the above factors can be used (or misused) to manipulate, control and suppress human freedom and individuality, and what impact they have on the formation of a society controlled and constrained by utopian ideologies.
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Porovnání modelu utopie u Philipa Freneaua a Timothy Dwighta
 OSUCHOVÁ, Kateřina
The bachelor thesis focuses on the description and comparison of the poems The Rising Glory of America written by Philip Freneau and The Conquest of Canaan written by Timothy Dwight. The poems are influenced by American utopian thinking of the second half of the 18th century. The first part deals with the historical and social context of the origin of both poems. Then it introduces characteristic features and significant utopian writings in American literature of the given period. The second part introduces lives and works of Philip Freneau and Timothy Dwight in more details. Eventually, the thesis describes and compares the selected poems.
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Utopian topics in 20th and 30th of 20th Century in Czech Literature
 DOUCHOVÁ, Martina
The submitted bachelor thesis deals with utopian and anti-utopian literature of both global and Czech production. The main topic is Czech utopian literature of 1920´s and 1930´s. To illustrate this topic in the chosen period, four literary works have been chosen for analysis: Továrna na Absolutno (The Absolute at Large by Karel Čapek), Velkovýroba ctnosti (Jiří Haussmann), Firma prorokova (Čestmír Jeřábek), and Dům o tisíci patrech (Jan Weiss). These works are put into the literary-historical context of the given time period, their content is analysed, and their acceptance by contemporary critics is included as well.
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