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Thesis defences | |||
| Date: | 03.09.2018 08:00 | ||
| Department: | Department of Sinology | ||
| Room: | C239A (door # 239A (původní 244)), FF UK, Celetná 20, Praha 1, | ||
| Thesis type: | Bachelor's thesis | ||
| Committee: | Chair: | doc. Ing. Jan Sýkora, M.A., Ph.D. | |
| Members: | Mgr. Petra Kanasugi, Ph.D. Mgr. David Labus, Ph.D. Mgr. Martin Tirala, Ph.D. Mgr. Michael Weber, Ph.D. | ||
| Students: | |||
| Filip Čihula | Defence: | Narrative Structures in Hagiwara’s collection Tsuki ni hoeru | |
| Thesis supervisor: | Mgr. Martin Tirala, Ph.D. | ||
| Opponent(s): | Mgr. Michael Weber, Ph.D. | ||
| Bc. Anna Fajkusová | Defence: | Nostalgic tone of Yoshimoto Banana’s proses | |
| Thesis supervisor: | Mgr. Michael Weber, Ph.D. | ||
| Opponent(s): | Mgr. Martin Tirala, Ph.D. | ||
| Bc. Martina Kedroňová | Defence: | Male Characters in Tanizaki Jun’ichirō’s Work | |
| Thesis supervisor: | Mgr. Michael Weber, Ph.D. | ||
| Opponent(s): | Mgr. Martin Tirala, Ph.D. | ||
| Bc. Pavla Minxová | Defence: | Use of first person pronouns in Japanese: the case of junior and senior high school students in Ishikawa prefecture | |
| Thesis supervisor: | Mgr. Petra Kanasugi, Ph.D. | ||
| Opponent(s): | Mgr. David Labus, Ph.D. | ||
| Mgr. Marína Tkáčová | Defence: | The Motifs of Summer and Winter in Kokinwakashū | |
| Thesis supervisor: | Mgr. Martin Tirala, Ph.D. | ||
| Opponent(s): | Mgr. Michael Weber, Ph.D. | ||
| Bc. Adam Tomšů | Defence: | Dragon in Classical and medieval Japanese Literature | |
| Thesis supervisor: | Mgr. Martin Tirala, Ph.D. | ||
| Opponent(s): | Mgr. Michael Weber, Ph.D. | ||
| Bc. Matěj Vozábal | Defence: | Place Names in The Narrow Road to the Deep North | |
| Thesis supervisor: | Mgr. Martin Tirala, Ph.D. | ||
| Opponent(s): | Mgr. Michael Weber, Ph.D. | ||