Recovery into Society of Mothers with Children, who are in the Execution of the Sentence

HTF - Katedra učitelstvíHusitská teologická fakultaHussite Theological Facult

Cultural Policy of the United States and the USSR after World War II.

After the Second World War the United States and the Soviet Union started off with almost opposite models of cultural policy, eight years later in the midst of Cold War their cultural policies were as close as they ever would get. Cultural policy had changed; this thesis analyzed the quality and direction of this change. In the Soviet Union the post-war ideological campaigns have changed the nature of Soviet cultural policy in the sense that punishment was no longer lethal. The purpose of these campaigns had become redefining what Soviet culture should look like. This policy, however, was not practical, but rather rhetorical. The ultimate goal was not to affect culture, but rather to demonstrate what it should and should not look like. Cultural policy proper was overshadowed completely by cultural policy as display. In the United States the House Un-American Activities Committee attacked the most prominent and loud center of American culture - Hollywood. In this case again, the purpose of this policy has not been to exert actual influence on culture, but rather to insist, that there are parts of culture that can be "un-American". In the American case this policy was even more "as display" than in the Soviet Union, simply because the HUAC could not be the source of actual restrictive cultural policy. Overall..

Cultural policy of the United States and the Soviet Union in occupied Germany 1945 - 1949

Katedra německých a rakouských studiíDepartment of German and Austrian StudiesFaculty of Social SciencesFakulta sociálních vě

Recovery into Society of Mothers with Children, who are in the Execution of the Sentence

HTF - Katedra učitelstvíHusitská teologická fakultaHussite Theological Facult

Cultural policy in the USA and the USSR after WWII

Diploma thesis "Cultural Policy of the USA and the USSR after WWII deals with the developments of post-war approach of the two states towards culture. The historical understanding of cultural policy in both countries is outlined, which explains the different models of cultural policy, is followed by a detailed analysis of post-war development of policy towards culture in the USA and the USSR, which reveals the main trends. Comparison of the two makes clear to what extent are the post-war phenomena in cultural policy analogous. The aim of this thesis is to offer a conceptual and methodological foundation for the comparison of cultural policy after the Second World War. The concept of cultural policy "as display" by Raymond Williams is offered to explain the extent of similarities between the events taking place in cultural policy of the two superpowers in the first post-war decade

Kulturní diplomacie v USA a Rusku po konci studené války

Cultural diplomacy had witnessed the greatest boom after the Second World War, when it became a full-fledged part of foreign policy on both sides of the Iron Curtain. This project addresses the question - what changes occurred in the understanding of cultural diplomacy with the end of the bipolar division of the world, when mutual ideological, political, economic and cultural antagonism ceased to dominate foreign policy. This question is justified by everyday developments in the field of international relations, when references to “bipolar” or “cold war” thinking are made periodically

Czech Sleep Norms

StudyThe CzechSleepNorms.exe is a graphical user interface for the Czech Sleep Norms described in the publication:J. Nepožitek, S. Dostálová, J. Hlavnička, J. Košťálová, E. M. Horvat, T. Vorlová, V. Ibarburu, L. Račanská, P. Peřinová, K. Šonka (2024). Evolution of sleep in aging: a polysomnographic study stratified over five decades.RequirementsOperating system: Windows 11, Windows 10 (version 1909 or higher), Windows Server 2019Processor: Any Intel or AMD x86-64 processor (minimum), any Intel or AMD x86-64 processor with four logical cores and AVX2 instruction set support (recommended)RAM: 4 GB minimumMATLAB Runtime is free and will be downloaded and installed during installationStorage: 3 MB max (after installation), ~750 MB including MATLAB RuntimeDatabaseSeventy-six healthy individuals with no history of sleep disorders or neurological diseases were included in the study. Five equal-sized age brackets balanced in gender were created: 20-30, 30-40, 40-50, 50-60, and 60-70 years. The study protocol consisted of polysomnography and questionnaires assessing insomnia, sleepiness, depression, and state/trait anxiety.AbbreviationsBMI = body mass indexBDI-II = Beck Depression Inventory, second editionSTAI X1 = State-Trait Anxiety Inventory, state anxietySTAI X2 = State-Trait Anxiety Inventory, trait anxietyESS = Epworth Sleepiness ScaleISI = Insomnia Severity IndexTST = total sleep timeSL = sleep latencySE = sleep efficiencyREM = rapid eye movement sleepN1, N2, N3 = non-rapid eye movement sleep stage 1, 2, 3AHI = apnoea-hypopnoea indexODI = oxygen desaturation indexT90 = time under 90% oxygen saturationPLMI = periodic limb movements indexEFM = excessive fragmentary myoclonusOSA = obstructive sleep apnoeaPLMS = periodic limb movements in sleepHow to UninstallPlease find the CzechSleepNorms in the Start menu and select Uninstall after right click. A new window "Programs and Features" pops up. Please select the CzechSleepNorms and click Uninstall. You can also remove the Matlab Runtime if you do not need it for other apps.Another way is to go to Windows Settings and click on Apps. You can find the CzechSleepNorms in the list and click on Uninstall.</p