Ce mémoire étudie les représentations du loisir durant les années 1960 et 1970 au Québec pour un groupe d'âge bien particulier: la jeunesse. Nous examinons le discours sur les temps libres à partir des revues Bulletin-Loisirs et Loisir-Plus, publiées par la Confédération des Loisirs du Québec (CLQ). Éduquer, occuper ou faire plaisir aux jeunes, les auteurs des deux revues montrent différentes conceptions du temps libre. Sa place, son rôle, ses objectifs et ses valeurs sont tributaires d'une vision sociale cherchant à réguler la liberté inhérente aux loisirs. Plus précisément, nous tenterons de vérifier l'hypothèse selon laquelle la CLQ a perpétué un discours essentiellement traditionnel, influencé par le clergé catholique, qui préservait une conception éducative du temps libre de la jeunesse tout en marginalisant les valeurs de la liberté et du plaisir. Depuis sa création en 1943, la Confédération des Loisirs du Québec perpétue la conception catholique des loisirs. Elle s'affirmera lentement comme une oeuvre indépendante, ce qui entraînera sa sécularisation en 1965. Les clercs qui continuent néanmoins d'oeuvrer au sein de l'organisme, bien qu'ils soient retirés de postes de direction, modifieront alors la perception de leur rôle dans le loisir organisé et critiqueront davantage la commercialisation progressive du temps libre. De plus, au cours de la décennie 1960, la théorie de la Civilisation des loisirs régénèrera la conception éducative du loisir. Il faudra attendre au début des années 1970 pour assister à une recrudescence de l'hédonisme et du plaisir dans les revues de la CLQ.

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The work deals with the analysis of truth and lie in the J. Becker´s piece of work. The theoretical part, which confronts the factual events with the authenticity of the piece of work, anticipates this analysis. The literary part stands for another inevitable condition for studying the truth and lie. The ``practical part{\crq}q or the reading is thoroughly dedicated to the study of the piece {--}both from the point of view of persons living in the ghetto in Warshaw and from the point of view of the main character, Jakob Heym, which leads to the analysis of truth and lie and to meeting the requirements for my graduation thesis. All my work is concluded by a dialogue with a priest who comes from the Silesian-Polish borderline. Because of the fact that he is also engaged into this problematic I am interested in his opinion about truth and lie in ghetto {--} not only as a Pole, but as a priest as well.

The paper subject covers Nurse Care Options for Incurables. A theoretical paper of the Diploma Thesis is something like a comprehensive summary of potential nurse care options for incurable people. Based on data gathered herein, I tried to create a schematic layout making the above options clearer. It forms the Annex No.1 to the paper. A practical part is prepared as a quality {--} quantity survey. I concentrated on the Czech Republic legislative and statistic data related to the subject as well as the informedness level of patients/clients and general nurse of nurse care options for incurable people. One of hypotheses related to the issue determined by me ( ``The nurse care options for incurable people in the Czech Republic meet their needs{\crq}q) was confirmed; other two options ( ``All nurse care options provided to incurable people are available to them{\crq}q and ``Incurable people are informed of the nurse care options available to them in the frame of their illness{\crq}q) were disproved. I determined three essential objectives in my paper: 1. Identify nurse care options for incurable people in the Czech Republic; 2. Determine the availability of the nurse care for incurable people in the Czech Republic; and 3. Find the informedness level of incurable people regarding potential use of nurse care suitable for them, that I met. My theoretical part defines nurse care options for incurable people in the Czech Republic; my quality and quantity survey resulted into a conclusion that the nurse care availability for incurable people in the Czech republic doesn not meet their needs, and the informedness level of incurable people of suitable nurse care availability to them is insufficient. The Diploma Thesis findings result into following recommendations: To continue in development of the palliative care and start to perceive it not only as care for oncology terminal ill people; aim to improvement in the informedness of incurable people of the nurse care options available to them (currently a social nurse, general nurse, as well also voluntary workes, in the future a case manager nurse {--} advisor), and promote development of community nursery in the Czech Republic.