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Eva Hovorková Resumé Diese Magisterarbeit befasst sich mit der barocken Welt und dem barocken Menschen. Es werden Fragen gestellt, was für den Menschen, für die Wahrnehmung und das Erleben seiner Welt entscheidend war. Für Barock war die Vorstellung von Gott grundlegend, diese bestimmte seine Gedankenwelt. Die physische Welt stellt aber nichts Marginales dar, Barock ist bemüht durch die physische Welt in eine andere Welt, zur Transzendenz zu gelangen. Barock führt die Maximalisierung, Steigerung, Streben bis zu dem Überirdischen durch. Die Barockwurzeln sind laut Zdeněk Kalista bis zu der Kirchenversammlung in Konstanz zu führen, denn der Auftritt von Jan Hus bringt nachhinein die europäische Intelligenz dazu, sich mit den metaphysischen Werten zu beschäftigen; des weiteren ist es das Buch des französischen Kardinals Pierre d'Ailly mit dem Titel Imago mundi, das den inspirierenden Moment für die Erkundungsreise Kolumbus' darstellt. Die Erschließung der Übersee spiegelte sich dann in der Zeitgeschichte - es war ein Durchbruch ins Unendliche. Barock gelangt durch diese Welt in eine andere Welt, in die metaphysische Welt, wobei gerade die Sehnsucht nach dem Unendlichen, nach der Ewigkeit entscheidende Rolle spielt. Die Gegensätze des Physischen und des Geistigen, des Irdischen und des Überirdischen, der Zeit...

The diploma thesis deals with lives and masterpieces of the most important baroque artists and architectures. There are also descriptions of their works. The practical part of the thesis deals with the Kuks' area, the hospitál and spa, its historical, artistic and practical value. Lives of patients and nurses are also mentioned as well as the present-day situation of the Kuks' area and nearby Christian crib. There is a reference to F. A. Špork. He was an important man of that time who supported artists and gave an order for the project of Kuks' area.

Scenic Designs of High Baroque in the National Collections of the Czech Republic The thesis deals with the Baroque scenic designs which are situated in public collections of the Czech Republic. These are mainly the works by Josef Hager and Josef Redlmayer, whose production was inspired by the Italian baroque scene designer Giuseppe Galli Bibiena. The aim of the thesis is to describe inspirational sources which influenced the artists and to comprehensively classify their production within the European context of the Baroque period. The diploma work also explains the history of Baroque theatres in Bohemia as well as in the whole Europe. It shows their connection with the pompous cellebrations so popular in Baroque period. The thesis also informs about the progress of Italian scenography and scenic designs with the explaination of stage decorations. The thesis is divided into five general chapters which show the local and time consequences. The first part brings the general introduction into the baroque theatre and baroque theatrality. It explains the beginning, genres and technical issues of the baroque theatre. This information is extended further during the thesis. The second chapter deals with the baroque celebrations and their tight connections with the theatre. The third part deals with...

The diploma thesis focuses on a landscape study of specifically chosen area near town of Letohrad. A prerequisite of the thesis was to choose an area, which conceals potential traces of designed landscape. The first part of thesis deals with matters of designed landscapes, landscape evaluation (analysis of primary, secondary and tertiary landscape structure) and identification of designed landscape according to Kulištáková (2014). The result of this survey is finding that the chosen area is indeed a part of designed landscape which is only partially preserved. However, no uniting philosophical idea was found to support the whole composition. That might be revealed with further research. The design part of thesis shows possible solutions for particular problems. For better lucidity is the final design divided into several parts. The first part deals with fundamental matters in the area, for example antierosion system, and reacts to newly proposed road route which is being planned in the actual spatial plan. The second part deals with quality changes.The aim is to produce higher ecological, aesthetic and cultural gains from the area. For example renovation of orchard, new usage of abandoned areas and securing views of Sv. Jan Nepomucký Chapel are elaborated. The third part focuses on renovation of earlier identified designed landscape. Preservation or renewal of particular components or other silvicultural measures are proposed. Furthermore an architecture-artistic study of chosen area is proposed. The centre of the area is Sv. Jan Nepomucký Chapel. The study aims at preserving views on chapel as a dominant of landscape and also preserving chapel as a spiritual space with option for calm walks with beautiful views of region. In the last part of thesis the author proposes declaration of the area as historical landscape reservation Kyšpersko. The aim is to ensure options for renovation and consequential care of designed landscape. For this purpose a standard record for historical landscape reservation is elaborated.

Keywords: Regional history, project methods, baroque and baroque culture Abstract: The thesis deals primarily with the baroque era of Lysá nad Labem regional history and its application in the educational project at the secondary level of a primary school. The first part of the Diploma thesis contains a short overview of regional literature concerning Lysá as well as pedagogic literature suitable for project training. There is an overall characteristic of the Baroque era in the Czech lands with the focus on how it was expressed in art, religion and thinking of people back then and how it influenced the landscape formation. The emphasis is placed on the Baroque era of Lysá nad Labem. Its history is being described along with the history of the most influential family in the area the Sporcks. All of the baroque monuments in the town and its surroundings are described in order for the theoretical part to be complete and with respect to their possible application in the project training. I have also explored the significance of regional history and project training. Now turning to the practical part of the Diploma thesis. By means of a project that was executed as a part of the History instruction at the Lysá nad Labem primary school, I attempt to prove the value and suitability of such project training for...

Landscape, language, man - a culturological study Abstract The first part of this study views some of the contributions involving landscape theme. One of them analysis water element in landscape as the symbol of the human imagination and unconsciousness. Symbols, meanings and their creating are the most important human ability; this is the typicall quality for the human kind. In opposition to culture and its network of meanings exist nature and wildness that represent primary world without artificial interferences. At the present time this primary world can be nearly experienced in forest, where no loud meanings and hypertrofic symbols disturb us. Thus forests have an important function for reanimating and purification of human culture. An interesting mention of forest aesthetics from foerster H. von Salisch shows how creative and beatiful can the forest managering or landscape managering be. Next part references to space and to relationship between a subject (man) and its space. In generally meaning we can use the term environment. Each man needs to identificate with his living environment and he also needs to understand its meaning. According to Martin Heidegger's phenomenological philosophy we use term habitation. Habitation means existence in human way - each man lives between sky and ground. Ancient...

The master´s thesis deals with technology of hanging painting in the Baroque period and it is a source of inspiration for visual interpretation. The master´s thesis is devided into theoretical and practical part. Theoretical part deals with technologies of baroque painting on hanging painting and techniques of this period. Key figure is study of production of Czech painter Karel Škréta. The integral part is teoretical and technological process of prominent preservers. The technological process of Škréta's production, which is the part of practical part, is based on their cognition.

This master thesis works with basic rules of baroque interpretation. It compares opinions of many baroque masters. It is based primarily on two books - Baroque music od Vratislav Bělský and Interpretation of music of 17th and 18th century of Arnold Dolmetsch.

The topic of this dissertation is the stylistic application of Figurative Language Device in Baroque Homilie. As a material information source serves sermons focused on e.g. praise of St. John of Nepomuk. The dissertation drala with a concept of every single preacher writing in the last period of the Czech Baroque. The sermons date back to years 17271734. The opening part sum sup the basic features of historical the same as stylistic Baroque with specialization in Homilie. Furthermore, the work follows up the Figurative Language Devices in every Homilie. The goal of this work is to provide a charakteristic of Figurative Language Devices (e.g. simile, metaphor, metonymy, synecdoche, periphrasis, personification, oxymoron, allegory, symbol, allusion etc.). This dissertation aims to prove their importance and function in the Baroque Homilie in order to extend one's knowledge about Rhetorical Art of the Baroque Preachers.