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  • (인문학) 2016년도 독서 목록
    사람되기/인문학 2016. 4. 8. 19:08

    <2016년도 독서 목록>


    금년도에 읽은 단행본


     1. Noam Chomsky, <Because We Say So> 2015년 12월3일부터 2016년 1월5일까지 완독.

     2. Nym Wales, <Song of Ariran> 2016년 4월7일부터 ~~~~~~~

     3. 안외순 옮김, <이이 동호문답>, 책세상, 156쪽. 2016년 8월30일부터 9월10일까지.

     4. 박홍규, <그리스 귀신 죽이기>, 생각의 나무, 277쪽. 9월10일부터 9월16일까지.

     5. 노엄 촘스키, 안드레 블첵, 권기대 역, <촘스키, 은밀한 그러나 잔혹한 - 서양이 저지른 기나긴 테러의 역사>, 베가북스,285쪽. 9월16일부터 10월6일까지.

     6. 노엄 촘스키, 강주헌 역, <촘스키, 누가 무엇으로 세상을 지배하는가>, 시대의창, 256쪽. 10월6일부터 10월12일까지.

     7. 노엄 촘스키, 강주헌 역, <촘스키, 만들어진 세계 우리가 만들어갈 미래>,시대의창, 335쪽. 10월12일부터 11월8일까지.

     8. 임원지, <왕국의 백성>, 가톨릭 출판사, 114쪽, 11월9일부터 11월13일까지

     9. 매튜 폭스, <원복 Original Blessing - 창조영성의 길라잡이>, 분도출판사, 351쪽. 11월9일부터 12월4일까지.

    10. 주디 카나토, <자비로움 Field of Compassion How the New Cosmology Is Transforming Spiritual Life>, 성바오로 출판사, 281쪽. 12월4일부터 2017년 1월9일까지.




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     2. BBC: "China defence: Work starts on second aircraft carrier

     3. BBC: "Why is in-flight turbulence so unpredictable? 미완

     4. BBC: The surprising downsides of being drop-dead gorgeous

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     6. BBC: Shostakovich's symphony played by a starving orchestra

     7. New York Time: Japan and South Korea Settle Dispute Over Wartime 'Comfort Women' 미완

     8. BBC: Mexico shooting: Mayor Gisela Mota killed in Temixco

     9. BBC: A Point of View: Is there any such thing as a wise person?

    10. BBC: North Korea nuclear H-bomb claims met by scepticism

    11. Aljazeera: North Korea raises alarm with nuclear test announcement

    12. Washington Post: North Korea says it has conducted a successful hydrogen bomb test 미완

    13. BBC: Methane leak not a catastrophe,says gas company

    14. Physicians for Social Responsibility: Dirty, Dangerous and Expensive: The Truth About Nuclear Power

    15. BBC: Largest ever 'age map' traces galactic history 

    16. BBC: China hospital demolished 'with people inside'

    17. BBC: Tech giants raise concerns over UK draft surveillance bill

    18. BBC: Tsai Ing-wen elected Taiwan's first female president

    19. BBC: Taiwan's first female leader, shy but steely Tsai Ing-wen

    20. BBC: Foreigners shot dead at Burkina Faso luxury hotel

    21. BBC: Flint, Michigan water contamination: Obama declares emergency 미완

    22. BBC: Celine Dion's brother Daniel dies two days after her husband

    23. BBC: Venezuela economy: Nicolas Maduro declares emergency

    24. BBC: Fragmented school places system 'harms children'

    25. BBC: Therapy animals: 'Something to care for and love'

    26. BBC: The Internet - not an equaliser

    27. Wikipedia: Education in England

    28. BBC: Letter from Africa: Ghana's footballing connection to Guantanamo Bay

    29. BBC: Bauxite in Malaysia: The environmental cost of mining

    30. BBC: The boy accused of blasphemy who cut off his hand

    31. BBC: North Korea is dropping leaflets on the South - what do they say?

    32. BBC: Why are Dalit students taking their lives?

    33. BBC: Are beards good for your health?

    34. online: Dalit: The black untouchables of India

    35. Wikipedia: McMahon-Hussein Correspondence 1915

    36. Wikipedia: Balfour Declaration 1917

    37. BBC: Zika virus triggers pregnancy delay calls

    38. BBC: Switzerland 'made secret deal with PLO' after bomb attacks

    39. BBC: A Point of View: Does cosmetic surgery really make feel better about their bodies?

    40. Wikipedia: Tommy Douglas' Mouseland

    41. online: Full text of Tommy Douglas' "Mouseland" Speech

    42. Video: The Story of Mouseland: As told by Tommy Douglas in 1944

    43. BBC: Poland surveillance law plan angers protesters

    44. BBC: Could a Chinese herb stop you drinking too much?

    45. BBC: Iran and China agree closer ties after sanctions ease

    46. BBC: Fifty dead and thousands stranded as cold snap hits East Asia

    47. BBC: US blizzard 2016: Clearing up after huge snowstorm

    48. BBC: Brazil prison breakout: Inmates blow up wall to escape

    49. BBC: China tourism: Crossing the new glass bridges

    50. BBC: Bernie Sanders: 17 things the Democratic socialist believes

    51. BBC: The Gambia: Africa's new Islamic republic

    52. BBC: Haiti elections postponed a third time

    53. BBC: Swimming with elephants and sharks

    54. BBC: In pictures: The world's largest salt flat in Bolivia
    55. Wikipedia: Nusa Kambangan

    56. BBC: Needle-phobic pancreas transplant 'world first' 

    57. BBC: Astronomers discover largest solar system

    58. BBC: OECD deal on corporate tax avoidance signed by 31 nations

    59. BBC: Germany warns Russia over teen 'rape' case

    60. BBC: Google achieves Al 'breakthrough' by beating Go champion

    61. BBC: Would it be wrong to eradicate mosquitoes?

    62. BBC: The key ingredients of South Korea's skincare success

    63. BBC: Rare glimpse of erupting Australian sub-Antarctic volcano

    64. BBC: Benoit Violier: Tributes pour in for 'world's best chef'

    65. BBC: Guatemala military sexual violence trial starts

    66. BBC: Physics of brain wrinkles copied in a jar

    67. BBC: Could Vietnam become the next Silicon Valley?

    68. BBC: Safe harbour: Tech firms shudder as watchdogs meet

    69. BBC: Universal Credit leaves working families worse off, IFS says

    70. BBC: Q&A: Universal Credit and the benefits overhaul

    71. BBC: Why are American so angry?

    72. BBC: North Korea 'preparing long-range missile launch'

    73. Aljazeera: North Korea missile launcher on the move, Japan reports

    74. YouTube Video: The Invisible War

    75. Wikipedia: List of countries by number of military and paramilitary personnel

    76. BBC: Martin Shkreli: ex-drug CEO, mocks Congress amid inquiry

    77. BBC: Martin Shkreli quits Turing Pharmaceuticals after arrest

    78. BBC: Who is Martin Shkreli - 'the most hated man in America'?

    79. Business Insider: Martin Shkreli's former company had a $23,000 yacht party while claiming it was losing money

    80. Wikipedia: Turing Pharmaceuticals

    81. BBC: IS conflict: Counting the civilian cost of US-led air strikes

    82. BBC: Bed-bug DNA scanned for vulnerabilities

    83. BBC: Deadly earthquake topples in Taiwan city of Tainan

    84. BBC: iPhones 'disabled' if Apple detects third-party repairs

    85. BBC: Russians sneak a peek at BBC's War and Peace

    86. BBC: Bhutan's Queen Jetsun Pema gives birth to crown prince

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    88. BBC: North Korea fires long-range rocket despite warnings

    89. Aljazeera: N Korea launches long-range rocket despite warnings

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    102. BBC: UK challenges China over missing Hong Kong bookseller Lee Bo

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    104. BBC: Einstein's gravitational waves 'seen' from black holes

    105. BBC: Gravitational waves: Numbers don't do them justice

    106. BBC: Hilary Clinton and Bernie Sanders clash over Obama in debate

    107. Wikipedia: Modernization Theory

    108. Wikipedia: Dependency Theory

    109. Wikipedia: Records of the Grand Historian

    110. Wikipedia: John A. Hobson

    111. Wikipedia: Ancient Futures

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    113. BBC: John Paul letters reveal 'intense' friendship with woman

    114. BBC: The secret letters of Pope John Paul II

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    118. BBC: Bling below the waves: 'A submarine of my own'

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    122. BBC: Chinese Communist Party explains wedding and funeral rules

    123. BBC: Islamic State militants in Libya 'threatens US interests'

    124. BBC: 'Moonies' hold mass wedding in South Korea

    125. BBC: Yosemite 'firefall' has hikers transfixed

    126. BBC: Italian write Umberto Eco dies at 84

    127. BBC: Harper Lee: US author of To Kill a Mockingbird dies aged 89

    128. BBC: Albert Woodfox freed after 43 years in US solitary prison

    129. BBC: Nicaragua priest who defied Vatican to champion literacy dies aged 82

    130. BBC: Uganda challenger Besigye claims poll fraud over Museveni win

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    136. BBC: Is India's $3.60 smartphone too good to be true?

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    142. BBC: Trabzonspor fans show support to Salih Dursun over red card

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    145. BBC: Why does China have women-only mosques?

    146. BBC: Are billionaires more likely to be graduates?

    147. BBC: Hong Kong outrage over Chinese subtitle switch

    148. BBC: Is university free speech under threat?

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    150. BBC: California methane leak 'largest in US history'

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    152. BBC: Obesity linked to 'worse memory' 

    153. BBC: How easy is it to hack a home network?

    154. BBC: How Northern Eastern waters soak up carbon dioxide

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    167. BBC: Baidu apps found to be 'leaking' personal data

    168. BBC: Missing Hong Kong booksellers paraded on Chinese TV

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    184. Wikipedia: Caixin

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    204. BBC: North Korea submarine 'missing' as US-South Korea drills continue

    205. BBC: Japan tsunami remembered firve years on

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    215. BBC: Cambodia PM Hun Sen denied buying Facebook likes

    216. BBC: Chinese columnist Jia Jia 'goes missing' en rout to HK

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    220. BBC: Paris attacks: Abdeslam's capture 'major blow' to IS in Europe

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    228. BBC: Indonesia 'will ask Australia to take more refugees' 

    229. BBC: FBI warns on risks of car hacking

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    245. BBC: Pope Francis reforms polarise the Vatican

    246. BBC: Brazil's Lula jumps to President Rousseff's defence

    247. BBC: When is a fine a bribe?

    248. BBC: Should diplomats still have immunity?

    249. BBC: Fidel Castro scorns Obama's Cuba visit

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    253. BBC: Arctic winter sees sluggish sea-ice growth

    254. BBC: Cracked iPhone: Should you be worried?

    255. BBC: Myanmar lifts Rakhine emergency four years after communal violence

    256. BBC: Rakhine: Myanmar's restive state

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    258. BBC: Public battle over S Korea rape claim

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    260. BBC: Outrage after S Korean contestant lambasted on Asia's Next Top Model

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    265. BBC: Panama Papers: Mossack Fonseca leak reveals elite's tax havens

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    277. BBC: Why babies all over the world are now sleeping in boxes?

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    279. BBC: Brazil committee head recommends Rousseff's impeachment

    280. BBC: Panama Papers: How China's wealth is sneaked abroad

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    284. BBC: China hotel 'assault video' sparks anger and debate

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    287. The Huffington Post: Men Are Just As Sensitive As Women

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    289. Medical Diary: Study: Women's Brains Are More Sensitive to Negative Emotions; React Differently Than Men's

    290. BBC: Why the top 10 tax havens don't include Panama

    291. BBC: Mobile drought insurence to protect Africa's farmers

    292. BBC: Chinese medicine plant secrets probed

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    295. BBC: South Korea elections: Saenuri party looks to strengthen position

    296. BBC: China media break silence on journalist Rui Chenggang, sparking intrigue

    297. BBC: What is being done to tackle tax-dodging?

    298. BBC: India weather: Dangerous temperatures  arrive early

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    300. BBC: Can you beat a lie detector test?

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    302. BBC: South Korea elections: President Park's party loses majority

    303. BBC: Brazil Supreme Court upholds Rousseff impeachment vote

    304. BBC: Bernie Sanders calls for a 'moral economy' at the Vatican

    305. BBC: E-skin can 'monitor body's oxygen level'

    306. BBC: How to silence an arrogant person: the thine line between self-esteem and self-obsession

    307. BBC: Why are India's housewives killing themselves?

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    310. BBC: Should you be allowed to use a phone in the cinema?

    311. BBC: YouTube live-streams in virtual reality adds 3D

    312. BBC: Ecuador earthquake: At least 413 people confirmed dead 

    313. BBC: Pulitzer fiction prize winner: 'People fear refugees'

    314. BBC: Skin cancer: Pair of drugs 'eliminate 20% of tumors'

    315. BBC: India drought: '330 million people affected'

    316. BBC: China warns of 'dangerous love' with spies

    317. BBC: Canada to push for making sale marijuana legal 

    318. BBC: Ecuador quake: Millionaires to be taxed more to pay for relief

    319. BBC: Venezuela cuts power for four hours a day to save energy

    320. BBC: Rio de Janeiro cycleway collapses, killing two

    321. BBC: Snowden files Norway lawsuit over Ossietsky award

    322. BBC: The child bride who's glad her husband abandoned her

    323. BBC: Pakistan army sacks six senior officers amid corruption claims

    323. BBC: US mulls tech to disable rogue drones near airports

    324. BBC: Seed clue to how birds survived mass extinction

    325. BBC: Solar Impulse lands in California after Pacific crossing

    326. BBC: Final piece of type 1 diabetes puzzle solved

    327. BBC: Mum 'had to dump 500oz of breast milk' Heathrow Airport 

    328. BBC: 'This what it's like to pee after female genital mutilation'

    329. BBC: Who are Islamic 'morality police'?

    330. BBC: The massive phone scam vexing China and Taiwan

    331. BBC: Bangladesh university professor hacked to death in Rajshahi

    332. BBC: Egypt unrest: Sisi warns over anti-government protests

    333. BBC: Venezuela introduces two-day week to deal with energy crisis

    334. BBC: Should we give every homeless person a home?

    335. BBC: Burial protest over gender equality at Kumbh Mela festival

    336. BBC: Bed bugs repulsed by certain colors

    337. BBC: Identity 2016: 'Global citizenship' rising, poll suggests

    338. BBC: E-cigarettes should be offered to smokers, say doctors

    339. BBC: US election 2016: Bernie Sanders begins campaign lay-offs

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    343. The Phnom Penh Post: Rubber prices bounce back

    344. The Phnom Penh Post: Should education be both theoretical and practical?

    345. The Phnom Penh Post: Tall order: With Asian Gold in rearview, Brazil beckons

    346. The Phnom Penh Post: Stung Treng vendors want market to be restored as it was

    347. The Phnom Penh Post: National Police deputy  chief becomes trafficking point man

    348. The Phnom Penh Post: Government seeks to incentivise green practices

    349. The Phnom Penh Post: Transport companies agree to drop fees

    350. BBC: Us anti-Vietnam war priest Daniel Berrigan dies aged 94

    351. BBC: Cambodia restarts passenger trains after 14 years 

    352. BBC: Identity 2016: What's it like to date someone who's asexual?

    353. BBC: What is the most expensive object on earth?

    354. BBC: US Supreme Court approves expanded hacking powers

    355. Wikipedia: Genetically modified organism.

    356. BBC: How the Hillsborough disaster unfolded

    357. Radio Vatican: Pope Francis' Apostolic Exhortation on the Joy of Love

    358. The Phnom Penh Post: Millions of SIM cards still missing ID

    359. The Phnom Penh Post: Sugar cane harvesters find their sweet spot

    360. BBC: Repair businesses provide antidote to throwaway culture

    361. BBC: Why Kerala is the best place in India to die

    362. BBC: Indonesia police confiscate sex toy mistaken for 'angel'

    363. BBC: Is China's media tycoon Jack Ma the new Rupert Murdoch?

    364. BBC: IBM allow free access to quantum processor online

    365. BBC: Air pollution: Benefits of cycling and walking outweigh harms - study

    366. BBC: Cambridge and Oxford universities slip in world rankings

    367. BBC: Rolling Stones tell Trump to stop using their music

    368. BBC: Bitcoin 'creator' backs out of Satoshi coin move 'proof'

    369. BBC: Pakistan elders 'ordered girl's killing' in Abbottabad

    370. The Phnom Penh Post: All aboard: A history of Cambodia's railways 

    371. The Phnom Penh Post: Analysis: Is ACU's political face bad for business?

    372. The Phnom Penh Post: Fires burn large part of Battambang forest

    373. The Phnom Penh Post: Government drought relief efforts can't reach 500,000 people

    374. The Phnom Penh Post: Mangoes bound for European market

    375. The Phnom Penh Post: Cambodia waiting for WHO dengue vaccine approval

    376. BBC: North Korea sanctions should be eased, say Nobel laureates

    377. BBC: Cards against corruption: A game about the Philippines

    378. BBC: Panama Papers: Source breaks silence on Mossack Fonseca leaks

    379. BBC: Poland: Fresh anti-government protest in Warsaw

    380. BBC: Canada Wildfire: Odd items people took during their evacuation

    381. BBC: Trump v Clinton on foreign policy

    382. BBC: Global sleeping patterns revealed by app data

    383. BBC: Flight delayed after passenger become suspicious of equation

    384. BBC: Illegal wildlife trade campaign enlists tourists

    385. Wikipedia: Chinese cuisine

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    387. BBC: Russian WW2 Victory Day parade showcases new weapons

    388. BBC: Japan vagina artist cleared over kayak model but fined for data distribution

    389. BBC: Philippines election: Outspoken mayor Duterte 'ahead'

    390. BBC: US election: Trump apparent reverse on taxes for rich

    391. BBC: Facebook wins China trademark case

    392. BBC: Mercury's journey across Sun under way

    393. BBC: Kew report makes new tally for number of world's plants

    394. Investopedia: Quants: Rocket Scientists Of Wall Street

    395. BBC: Death of 'social media star' whale shark sparks Chinese anger

    396. BBC: Filipino netizens react to Duterte alcohol ban proposal

    397. BBC: Bernie Sanders beats Clinton in West Virginia primary

    398. The Phnom Penh Post: Vietnam flights to broaden coastal tourism

    399. The Phnom Penh Post: Illegal rice imports still  pouring across border

    400. The Phnom Penh Post: Canberra embassy probed for 'duty-free abuse': report

    401. New York Times: How 'Crazy' Are the North Koreans?

    402. New York Times: 13 Questions To Ask Before Getting Married

    403. Wikipedia: Foot Binding

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