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More than just an object: The development of identity and subjectivity in hyperrealistic sex dolls and robots
Duffková, Barbora ; Tremčinský, Martin (advisor) ; Balon, Jan (referee)
This thesis examines the phenomenon of hyper-realistic sex dolls and robots, perceived as modern social and emotional partners. The study focuses on how users on The Doll Forum shape and interpret the gender identity and subjectivity of these artificial companions. The main objective is to determine whether interactions between users and these entities lead to the subversion of traditional gender norms or, conversely, reinforce the heteronormative paradigm. The research employs digital ethnography methods and poststructuralist discourse analysis. Results suggest that despite some tendencies towards subversion, prevailing discourses on the TDF still strengthen conventional gender roles and norms, with a group of users attempting to challenge these norms. This work thus reveals the complex dynamics between technological advancement and social norms in the context of modern intimate and interpersonal relationships.
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Identity rethinking of religious imaginations
Darjaninová, Aneta ; Spalová, Barbora (advisor) ; Bartheldi, Layla (referee)
This bachelor thesis discusses the transformation of religious ideas in the context of identity. In theory, it focuses mainly on religious identity, socialization and the evolution of the religious context in the Czech Republic, which includes the process of secularization. The empirical part is based on semi-structured interviews including biographical elements. The following analysis is structured into parts that relate to the individuals' stories, the portrayal of their Christian background, doubts and their causes, and outlines the current limits and transmitted values they bring from religious socialization. The discussion and conclusion provide a comparison of the research outcomes with the theoretical background.
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Post-migrant theatre in FRG: the case of Schwarze Jungfrauen
Veselá, Sofie ; Emler, David (advisor) ; Zelená, Alena (referee)
This bachelor thesis analyses the play Schwarz Jungfrauen and its themes, which deal primarily with issues of the Islamic religion, the integration of Muslims in Germany, as well as gender and sexual issues of Islamic women. The work is based on five monologues that are part of an original script from 2006 by Feridun Zaimoglu and Günter Senkel. The first part focuses on the content analysis of the work itself. The second part of the thesis studies several reviews that were written in response to the performance of the play. The reviews are thoroughly examined with regard to the three main thematic areas mentioned above, which helps to better understand the way the play touches upon current social issues and how it is perceived by critics and the public. The thesis contributes to a deeper understanding of the issues and significance of the play in the context of contemporary society.
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Ontological security and anxiety: establishing the conceptual link
Maděra, Matyáš ; Kazharski, Aliaksei (advisor) ; Weinfurter, Jaroslav (referee)
This thesis explores the link between existential anxiety and ontological security. It first establishes both concepts through conceptual analysis and then further analyses their interaction. To illuminate this interaction, anxiety has been divided into conscious and unconscious forms based on an interpretation of Heidegger's work. Contrary to the common framing of anxiety as either a source or a result of ontological insecurity, it is established as primarily a revelatory emotion. Anxiety as an unconscious emotion always exists because it arises as a response to future possibilities, which never disappear entirely. However, increased ontological insecurity can make the individual more vulnerable to experiencing the emotion consciously, which can, in turn, worsen the condition. Throughout the conceptual analysis, the thesis also highlights the main criticisms, paradoxes, and other issues facing the field. It provides arguments against the transition of ontological security to a level of the state and against using anxiety as a concept that leads to some form of determined outcome. Lastly, because ontological security is defined as "the security of the self," the thesis establishes this concept based on the theories of Kierkegaard and Giddens.
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Transnational Aspects of Identity: The Vietnamese of the 1.5 and Second Generations in Prague
Nguyen, Thi Quynh Anh ; Uherek, Zdeněk (advisor) ; Freidingerová, Tereza (referee)
Na pozadí transnacionalismu a kulturního pluralismu se vyvinuly konstrukty identity a sounáležitosti mládeže a dětí přistěhovalců, které odrážejí posun k bifokalitě a hybriditě. Na základě dvanácti hloubkových polostrukturovaných rozhovorů studie zkoumala rozdíly ve vnímání identity u druhé generace a 1,5 generace vietnamského původu v Praze. Zjištěná data ukazují, že účastníci rozhovoru si vytvořili vlastní představu o dvou pólech češství a vietnamství a jejich vlastnimu umisteni mezi nimi. Druhá generace respondentů se nejvíce přikláněla k identifikaci jako Češi, následovaná česky orientovanými respondenty 1,5 generace, zatímco vietnamsky orientovaní respondenti 1,5 generace se identifikovali jako Vietnamci. Výsledky ukazují, že pocit domova mladeže a dětí migrantů je dán občanstvím, věkem, výchovným prostředím, rolí českých chův, jazykem, vystavením etnické komunitě, chápáním vietnamského dědictví a účastí v kulturních organizacích nebo účasti v pan- etnickych sítich. S ohledem na rozdíly mezi generacemi a v rámci jednotlivych generací výzkum také poukazuje na význam perspektivy životního běhu při studiu vývoje identity, přičemž zdůrazňuje dynamickou souhru individuálních, interpersonálních a strukturálních faktorů v čase. Naznačuje, že následující generace budou mít více variací identity a...
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Cloud-Native Single Sign-On with OpenID Connect and Keycloak
Koval, Maksym ; Pavela, Jiří (referee) ; Malinka, Kamil (advisor)
Cílem této práce je prozkoumat principy protokolů OAuth 2.0 a OpenID Connect a vysvětlit, jak by tyto protokoly měly být implementovány v architektuře mikroslužeb. Jako demonstrační aplikace byly navrhnuty dva webové klienty Angular a dva servery Spring Boot. Práce také vysvětluje připojení Keycloak jako poskytovatele identit pro výše uvedené aplikace. Výsledkem je centralizované autentizace všech aplikací a implementace mechanismu jednotného přihlašování v cloudovém prostředí.
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Skinhead subculture within post-industrial era and its possible development through the eyes of its own members
Jakubčanin, Petr ; Maslowski, Nicolas (advisor) ; Urban, Lukáš (referee)
This diploma thesis is based on the essence of the subculture anchored in the post- industrial era. Through the relevant literature, I theoretically analyze the relationship of the skinhead subculture to the dominant culture and uncover its characteristics formed mainly by the influences of globalization, actual capitalist system and mutual interaction of various social factors. I also focus on the specific signs and internal differentiation of the subculture, which are related to its politicization. In the empirical part, I focus on answering research questions through qualitative research, which aims to reveal the emic perception of subculture in the post-industrial era through the eyes of its members themselves. The testimonies of skinheads about the current state of their subculture and its possible future development are then thoroughly analyzed and interpreted.
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