The Master Thesis "Analysis of Marketing Activities of the Capital City of Prague" is mainly focused on already executed activities and campaigns which were supposed to support the incoming tourism to Prague. It presents the most important communication campaigns as well as subjects participating in marketing activities.At the end there are introduced some suggestions which may be helpful for new campaingns and activities, especially for municipal authorities.

The first chapter of this thesis analyzes the marketing mix of Prague Quadrennial 2011. The following part focuses on marketing communication of this cultural event, reflecting the non-professional public. Based on data obtained from marketing research on the festival's perception and the last year's marketing campaign, the aim of this academic work is to propose possible improvements for the next festival's marketing campaign.

This thesis is focused on different government approaches to taxi market. It discusses necessity of regulations in this branch. The core part of this thesis is empirical analysis of taxi markets in London, Dublin, Paris, Stockholm, New York and Prague. To study the subject more complex I also examined PHV (private hire vehicle) market which provides almost the same kind of services but it is not regulated. These markets are compared in term of supply -- number of cars per capita and price, and also in term of demand -- utilization of cars and customers content. According to this comparison I tried to find out if any of these approches can be considered as optimal, and wheather if regulated or deregulated markets bring better results. This thesis also discusses the best way how to deregulate entry into the taxi market. This will be illustrated by case study of entry deregulation in Dublin. I also provide some recommendation for taxi market in Prague.

The aim of the thesis is to identify an apartment product and its potential in comparison to the hotel industry within Prague market of accommodation. Focus is given to a special form of apartments -- serviced apartments. First part examines theoretical features. Important is discussion about the standardization and categorization of apartments on the market of accommodation facilities. This is later consulted with foreign experience. The main part includes SWOT analysis of accommodation products, price comparison and questionnaire. Based on mentioned analysis and evaluation of the development of Prague accommodation demand can be stated potential of this "new" product.

Ve statistických modelů sémantiky jsou významy slov pouze na základě jejich distribuční vlastnosti.Základní zdroj je zde jeden slovník, který lze použít pro různé úkoly, kde se význam slov reprezentovány jako vektory v vektorového prostoru, a slovní podoby jako vzdálenosti mezi jejich vektorových osobnosti. Pomocí silných podobnosti, může vhodnost podmínek uvedených zejména v souvislosti se vypočítá a používá pro celou řadu úkolů, jeden z nich je slovo smysl Disambiguation. V této práci bylo vyšetřeno několik různých přístupů k modelům z vektorového prostoru a prováděny tak, aby k překročení vyhodnocení vlastního výkonu na Word Sense disambiguation úkolem Prague Dependency Treebank.

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Le terme « structuralisme phénoménologique » peut caractériser l'oeuvre du Cercle linguistique de Prague. Influencés au tout début par le formalisme et le fonctionnalisme russes et par l'esthétique tchécoslovaque, les Praguois, au moyen d'une transposition des idées, déterminent très tôt leur orientation méthodologique et développent une branche originale du structuralisme qui manifeste de nombreuses affinités avec la phénoménologie. Ce sont justement ces étapes principales dans l'oeuvre du Cercle de Prague et les points de rencontre du structuralisme fonctionnel praguois et de la philosophie phénoménologique qui seront examinés de façon détaillée dans ce travail. ______________________________________________________________________________ MOTS-CLÉS DE L’AUTEUR : Philosophie du langage, Phénoménologie, Linguistique, Cercle linguistique de Prague, Philosophie tchécoslovaque, Philosophie russe.

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Chicago, Dept. of History, December 1997. / Includes bibliographical references. Also available on the Internet.

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship between German Expressionist film and Hegel’s system of aesthetics. Through an analysis of the aesthetic qualities of Hanns Ewers’ The Student of Prague (1913) and F.W. Murnau’s Faust, I believe we have evidence to believe that the subjectivity that German Expressionist film sought to capture is aligned with the ‘interiority’ that Hegel believes Romantic art expresses. Further, I will consider whether these two films indicate that film as an artistic medium falls within Hegel’s characterization of Modern art. I believe that because both Student of Prague and Faust use elements of Romantic art in an effort to convey the melancholy spirit, and that the melancholy spirit is reflection and product of a uniquely modern Germany, these films indicate that film as a medium fulfill the requirements Hegel sets for Modern art.

This thesis deals with french translations of Prague toponyms. The first part contains a brief description of onomastics and toponomastics. Next, the term place names (toponyms) is defined. Afterwards this part is dedicated to the classification and the translation of toponyms. The next part of thesis is focused on the analysis of particular translations of prague place names. Firstly, they are divided into seven groups and then the terms are analysed from two different perspectives : translatological analysis and culturally - historical analysis. The aim of first analysis is to determine the translated terms from view of the six translation procedures. The second part observes the culturally - historical context of names which is also important in translation. The bilingual dictionary of analysed terms is attached at the end of the thesis.