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2. Archeologické objevy při stavbě tunelu Blanka

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Jana Maříková-Kubková
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Věda. Všeobecnosti. Základy vědy a kultury. Vědecká práce, archeologické výzkumy, stavby, archeologické nálezy, excavations (archaeology), antiquities, buildings, Praha (Česko), Prague (Czechia), 12, and 00
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Czech
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Jana Maříková-Kubková.
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3. Augustiniánská knihovna u sv. Tomáše v Praze. I. část. Od založení kláštera do počátku 16. století

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Sladká, Veronika
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article, články, journal articles, model:article, and TEXT
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Historická věda. Pomocné vědy historické. Archivnictví, augustiniánské kláštery, augustiniáni, knihovny, Augustinian monasteries, Augustinians, libraries, Praha (Česko), Prague (Czechia), Augustinian convent of Saint Thomas in Prague, library history, provenance research, librarian practice in the Order of Saint Augustine, Codex Thomaeus, 8, and 930
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Czech
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The library of the Order of St Augustine in the Lesser Town of Prague, comprising more than 18,000 volumes, is an extraordinary book set of significant scientific and historical value. Nevertheless, a scientific study that would cover the entire history of the library was not available until now. This article provides a brief outline of the history of the monastic library at St Thomas, mentioning some remarkable figures that have contributed to its prosperity. The introductory part brings information on the binding rules governing the librarian practice in the monastic libraries of the Order of Saint Augustine in the Middle Ages. Because of the long time span, this treatise has been divided into two parts - the medieval and modern history of the library. Particular attention is paid to two periods - the 14th and 18th centuries, during which some members of the Order held leading positions at the university in Prague and, through their pastoral, preaching and educational activities, they were actively involved in the social, cultural and spiritual edification of broad social classes., Veronika Sladká., Obsahuje anglický abstrakt a shrnutí., and Obsahuje bibliografii
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4. Bolzano in Prague 2014

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Betti, Arianna and Russ, Steve
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Věda. Všeobecnosti. Základy vědy a kultury. Vědecká práce, Bolzano, Bernard, 1781-1848, mezinárodní konference, filozofie, international conferences, philosophy, Praha (Česko), Prague (Czechia), 12, and 00
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Czech
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Thirty-five 35 participants from 13 countries gathered at Villa Lanna July 16-19, 2014 to hear and discuss presentations on the life and work of one of the foremost European philosophers of the 19th century, Bernard Bolzano. Most of the 30 talks given were on philosophy but mathematics and theology. More than a quarter of the participants were research students. Several news stories have drawn attention to recent developments in Bolzano studies. In May the complete English translation of Bolzano’s major work Wissenschaftslehre (Theory of Science) was published. This year nearly three-quarters of the129 volumes of the Bernard Bolzano Gesamtausgabe will appear in print. The program and other details of the meeting can be found at bolzano2014.wordpress.com. The meeting enjoyed generous sponsorship. Details on the dissemination of the papers will appear in due course. This meeting was co-organised by the Institute of Philosophy of ASCR and the International Bernard Bolzano Society, Salzburg. The Society met in Prague in April 2010 on the 200th anniversary of a book of his published in 1810. Dr. Balzano (1781-1848) was a Bohemian mathematician, logician, philosopher and theologian of Italian extraction and taught at the University of Prague (Charles). and Arianna Betti, Steve Russ.
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5. Česká literatura jinými pohledy

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Stanislava Fedrová and Lenka Jungmannová
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article, zprávy, model:article, and TEXT
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Literatura. Literární život, Ústav pro českou literaturu (Akademie věd ČR), literární teorie, bohemistika, dějiny české literatury, kongresy, literary theory, Bohemistic studies, history of Czech literature, congresses, Praha (Česko), Prague (Czechia), 11, and 82
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Czech
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Stanislava Fedrová, Lenka Jungmannová.
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6. Evropské špičky ve výzkumu bydlení se setkaly v Praze

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Tomáš Kostelecký
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Věda. Všeobecnosti. Základy vědy a kultury. Vědecká práce, mezinárodní konference, bydlení, sociální struktura, international conferences, housing, social structure, Praha (Česko), Prague (Czechia), 12, and 00
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Czech
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The European Network for Housing Research organized a conference in Prague June 28-July 1. This meeting of experts focused on the role and “power” of housing and mortgage markets, which is rapidly changing, especially by increasing the influence these markets have on the wider economy and sustainable development of many societies. and Tomáš Kostelecký.
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10. How to increase the value of urban areas for butterfly conservation? A lesson from Prague nature reserves and parks

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Martin Konvička and Kadlec, Tomáš
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Zoologie, entomologie, Praha (Česko), Prague (Czechia), insect conservation, habitat fragments, Lepidoptera, reserves, urbanisation, Zygaenidae, 2, and 59
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English
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a1_Cities contain only a low representation of natural and semi-natural habitats, existing in fragments surrounded by built-up areas. In 2003-2004, we surveyed butterflies and Zygaenidae moths in 21 reserves and 4 parks within the city of Prague, Czech Republic, situated from the periphery to city centre. A total of 85 species (47% of the Czech fauna of the study groups) was detected, 22 of them being of conservation concern. Ordination analyses of the local assemblages revealed that the richest sites were large, situated far from the city centre, on alkaline bedrocks, south- to southwest oriented, and hosting high numbers of vegetation types and vascular plant species. We then used generalised linear models to fit responses of individual species to the main ordination gradient, corresponding to increasing urbanisation. Out of 60 species that met criteria for the modelling, none responded positively to urbanisation. Twenty displayed negative linear response; these urban avoiders contained a surplus of mesophilous species presumably preferring rural landscapes. Further 29 species (suburban adaptable) responded in domed manners, peaking at the city periphery. Prevailing among them were xerophilous specialists inhabiting large grassland reserves at the Prague outskirts. Finally, eleven urban tolerant species did not respond to urbanisation at all, containing three highly mobile species, three xerothermophilous specialists, and five species utilising shrubs or trees and finding suitable conditions even in urban parks. Suburban adaptable butterflies apparently benefit from such suburban environments as gardens, road or railway verges, collectively increasing the connectivity of remnants of seminatural habitats. The fact that arboreal species persist even in urban parks, whereas common grassland species are absent there, implies that the quality of urban habitats might be increased by a more sensitive management of, a2_urban green spaces, such as leaving aside small temporary fallows or adapting lawns mowing schemes., and Martin Konvicka, Tomas Kadlec.
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