The topic of this thesis is the ontological status of the past as encountered in Henri Bergson's Matter and Memory and Marcel Proust's In Search of Lost Time. By "ontological status" the thesis understands the manner in ...

The subject of this bachelor thesis is the analysis of table glass, container glass, and porcelain from the labour camp site at the J. V. Stalin monument in Prague's Letná district. The items come from the kitchen, barrack, ...

This bachelor's thesis explores the development of North Korea's nuclear program within an international political context. It examines the program's technological and historical evolution and, most importantly, the responses ...

This thesis examines the correspondence between Julius Zeyer and Josef Štolba from 1881 to 1900. The primary objective is to make the previously unpublished letters from the fonds of the Literary Archive of the Memorial ...

This thesis proposes a comparison of the concepts of fetish and fetishism in the work of Karl Marx and Guy Debord, tracing their theoretical development from Marx's early writings and across his later work to Debord's ...

This bachelor's thesis focuses on the comparison of the Czech and Ukrainian noun declension systems and their applicability in teaching Czech to Ukrainian-speaking students. The aim of the thesis is to identify structural ...

The bachelor's thesis deals with the life and work of the Catholic bishop Boleslav Sloskáns (1893-1981), a prominent figure of religious life in the 20th century in the Baltic States and the Soviet Union. The aim of the ...

This bachelor's thesis critically examines the representation of women in the early work of Max Švabinský (1873-1963), with a focus on deconstructing established art historical narratives. The research focuses not only on ...

This BA thesis analyses the subordinate clauses, mainly objective clauses following verbs of thought in a contrastive perspective. We start from Italian language, in which the subordinate clauses are classified as explicit ...

This thesis is concerned with noun phrase subject complements in progressive copular predicates, a construction that has recently seen a noticeable increase in frequency in the English language. Previous research has ...