Mgr. Martin Pehal, Ph.D.

Final Theses

Thesis	Type	Status
Ame no Uzume: a trickster figure in japanese mythology	Bachelor thesis	Assigned
Biblical Judge Samson as a Trickster Figure	Bachelor thesis	Approved
Egyptian roots of Gnosticism	Bachelor thesis	Assigned
Encounters at the Wat Dhammakittiwong	Master thesis	Approved
Gods and Humanity: A Structural Analysis of the Atraḫasīs Myth	Bachelor thesis	Assigned
Humour in the Psychedelic Experience	Master thesis	Not completed
Manifestations of the Goddesses from the Ancient Egyptian Pantheon in the Tombs of the New Kingdom	Bachelor thesis	Approved
Physicality and Ethereality of Human Beings in the Ancient Mesopotamia	Doctoral thesis	Assigned
Religious Subjectivity of Non-human Animals and Its Significance for Religious Studies	Bachelor thesis	Assigned
Ritualizing Media, Mediatizing Ritual: A Study on the Interaction of Media Technologies and Ritual Practice in Thai Rituals	Doctoral thesis	Not completed
Structural Analysis of the Book of Jonah	Bachelor thesis	Approved
The complex deity of ancient Egypt: Goddess of the book of the Heavenly Cow	Bachelor thesis	Not approved
The king’s role in the ancient Egyptian cosmology // in relief decorations of the Old Kingdom pyramid complexes	Bachelor thesis	Approved
The Living Throats of Primeval History: An Attempt to Re-conceptualize the Biblical Animals in the Text of Gen 1-11 through an Analysis of the Concept of Biblical Sacrifice	Master thesis	Approved
The Way of Horus: Kingship and Transition in the Contendings of Horus and Seth	Doctoral thesis	Approved
Thoth in the Pyramid Texts	Master thesis	Approved
You, Roman, be mindful, a land flowing with milk and honey: The comparision of ethnocentric superiority motifs in the Aeneis, Exodus and the myth of Aztlan	Bachelor thesis	Approved