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(인문학) 2016년도 독서 목록사람되기/인문학 2016. 4. 8. 19:08
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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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364. BBC: IBM allow free access to quantum processor online
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379. BBC: Poland: Fresh anti-government protest in Warsaw
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420. BBC: Cultural Revolution: China's media breaks silence over anniversary
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437. BBC: Cyclone Roanu: Half a million flee in Bangladesh
438. BBC: Global antibiotics 'revolution' needed
439. BBC: Why Tanzania doesn't have enough sugar
440. Wikipedia: 항생물질
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442. BBC: Barack Obama to lift US arms embargo on Vietnam
443. BBC: China 'flooding' social media with fake posts
444. BBC: India launches mini space shuttle
445. Tuoi Tre: US lifts arms embargo on Vietnam as regional tensions simmer
446. Wikipedia: Battle of Baekgang
447. Tuoi Tre: Vietnamese carrier signs deal to purchase 100 Boeing planes during Obama trip
448. BBC: Why Vietnam wants US weapons
449. BBC: Angelina Jolie to teach masters course at London School of Economics
450. BBC: Fossil gives clues to extinction 250 million years ago
451. BBC: Japan ATM scam using fraudulent cards nets $12.7m
452. BBC: French labour dispute: Strike hits all eight oil refineries
453. BBC: Six things about the $6 Bourdain-Obama meal
454. BBC: Viewpoint: Are e-cigarettes really a menace?
455. BBC: Mount Everest: Altitude sickness claims third death in three days
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457. The Phnom Penh Post: Starbucks enters mix at Aeon Mall
458. The Phnom Penh Post: Sparring as PM announces date for national elections
459. The Phnom Penh Post: Direct flights to Japan to start on September 1
460. BBC: France labour dispute: Hollande 'won't back down' over protests
461. BBC: Teen can cer death rate causes alarm
462. Aljazeera: Strikes continue against French labour law changes
463. Aljazeera: Obama in Vietnam backs peaceful South China Sea
464. YouTube video: Chinese Washing Detergent Advert Is Super Racist?
465. BBC: What's behind China's 'racist' whitewashing advert?
466. BBC: Exxon: An inconvenient truth
467. BBC: 'Mass rape' video on social media shocks Brazil
468. the Conversation: Rape, murder, forced marriage: what girls in conflict zones get instead of education
469. BBC: DNA 'tape recorder' to trace cell history
470. BBC: US election: Johnson to run as Libertarian candidate
471. BBC: Chinese city bans students from tearing up textbooks, state media says
472. the Guardian: World's scariest school run? Chinese children tackle 800-meter cliff
473. new Scientist: Mongol hordes gave up conquering Europe due to wet weather
474. new Scientist: The lost women of Enlightenment science
475. YouTube video: 7 women of science who deserve greater recognition
476. Radio Free Asia: Lawyers Hit Out At Chinese Police Amid Rumors of Detainee Abuse
477. Radio Free Asia: No End in Sight as Cambodian Political Crisis Deepens
478. Wikipedia: Radio Free Asia
479. BBC: India students electrocuted as live wire falls on bus
480. BBC: Tutankhamun's knife was 'made from meteorite iron'
481. BBC: How I convinced the world you can be raped by your date
482. Wikipedia: The Huffington Post
483. The Huffington Post: The Graphic Photos Of Breech Birth Aim To 'Spread Knowledge' About Normalcy Of Vaginal Deliveries
484. Huffington Post: Artist Films Herself Having Sex With A Stranger In 'Unsimulated' Commentary on Rape
485. BBC: Boxing legend Muhammad Ali dies at 74
486. BBC: University wipes out gender pay gap with salary hike
487. BBC: Bishops face sack for mishandling abuse under papal plans
488. BBC: India squatters: At least 24 killed in Mathura eviction drive
489. BBC: Why the future office will be as much about fun as work
490. BBC: The Chinese lawyer who had his clothes ripped off in court
491. BBC: Gaokao season: China embarks on dreaded national exams
492. scoopwhoop: 15 Countries Around The World That Have Legalized Prostitution
493. Wikipedia: Prostitution by country
494. BBC: Should America continue to be a world leader?
495. BBC: Pressure builds on Bernie Sanders to drop out of race
496. BBC: Human 'drone taxi' to be tested in Nevada
497. BBC: A peek behind the curtain at GCHQ
498. BBC: Pakistan: Mother 'burnt her daughter to death' over marriage
499. BBC: French strikes spread to bin collections ahead of Euro 2016
500. BBC: Europe floods: Storms and heavy rain batter continent
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504. BBC: Light pollution 'affects 80% of global population'
505. BBC: New treatment can 'halt' multiple sclerosis, says study
506. BBC: El Nino likely to boost CO2 in 2016
507. BBC: Spread of human diseases from animals mapped
508. YouTube: 페미니즘 vs 진실
509. BBC: Singapore cuts same-sex kiss from Les Miserables
510. BBC: Is tech addiction making us far more stressed at work?
511. BBC: The first South Africans fight for their rights
512. BBC: Jo Cox MP dead after shooting attack
513. BBC: Colombia bill aims to tackle politicians' absenteeism
514. BBC: Obesity boom 'fuelling rise in malnutrition'
515. BBC: Cancer risk from coffee downgraded
516. The Phom Penh Post: Flooding warning issued as heavy rains due in Phnom Penh, 12 provinces
517. The Phom Penh Post: Free gov't-distributed HIV medicine found for sale at phamacies
518. BBC: Philadelphia to bring in 'soda tax' to fight obesity
519. BBC: Why North Korea is a safe haven for birds
520. BBC: South Korea holds rare court case over waitress defectors
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523. BBC: Wukan, China: Villagers rally behind chief after 'confession'
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527. BBC: Gun control protest sparks chaotic scenes in US Congress
528. BBC: IMF warns US over high poverty
529. NCSL: STATE MINIMUM WAGES/2016 MINIMUM WAGE BY STATE
530. BBC: Palestinians jailed for life for killing Israeli couple
531. BBC: The international language of watermelon knocking
532. The Phnom Penh Post: As surrogacy industry expands, legal and ethical issues mulled
533. BBC: Snap, swipe, like: The mobile future of fashion retail
534. BBC: EU referendum: BBC forecasts UK vote to leave
535. BBC: Swedish footballer sent off for farting on the pitch
536. BBC: Ginger and acupressure 'options for morning sickness'
537. BBC: Brexit: Asian shares fall sharply as UK votes to leave
538. Dr Mercola's website: Baking soda uses: To Remove Splinters and to Address Many Other Health Needs
539. BBC: Scientists hungry to deliver food system paradigm shift
540. BBC: Wukan's 'rebel' villagers take to streets in ongoing protest
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543. BBC: The UK's EU referendum: All you need to know
544. Wikipedia: Member state of the EU
545. Plea for a Marian Church by Fr Francois Marc, S.M.
546. BBC: Brexit: What happens now?
547. BBC: CIA taps huge potential of digital technology
548. The Phnom Penh Post: Officials bid to increase South Korean investment
549. The Phnom Penh Post: Cambodia PM Threatens Opposition Leader Kem Sokha with Arrest at Any Time
550. BBC: Apple patents concert camera blocker
551. BBC: Alvin Toffler: What he got right and wrong
552. BBC: 'Healing' detected in Antarctic ozone hole
553. BBC: Prosopagnosia: How face blindness means I cant recognize my mum
554. BBC: Amazon fires: Human makes rainforest more flammable
555. BBC: The massive scale of Australia's election
556. BBC: Thousands at 'March for Europe' Brexit protest
557. BBC: French poet Yves Bonnefoy dies
558. BBC: China fits final piece on world's largest radio telescope
559. Wikipedia: Futurist Alvin Toffler
560. BBC: What is it like selling sex in London?
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564. Wikipedia: Noni, uses and benefits
565. Realclearpolitics: Noam Chosmsky: Every Word In the Phrase "Fee Trade Agreement" Is False
566. BBC: 'Top universities to offer full degrees online in five years'
567. BBC: China flooding: Wuhan on red alert for further rain
568. BBC: Ling Jihua: China jails top Hu Jintao aid for corruption
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570. BBC: Fertility treatment 'works for most'
571. BBC: Juno probe enters into orbit around Jupiter
572. BBC: 'Celebgate' nudes hacker pleads guilty
573. BBC: Can gardening improve the nation's health?
574. BBC: How do EU people in the UK feel about Brexit?
575. BBC: Chilcot report: Tony Blair's Iraq War case not justified
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584. BBC: South China Sea: Philippines and China await court ruling
585. BBC: PM-in-waiting Theresa May promises 'a better Britain'
586. BBC: South China Sea: China defiant as tribunal backs Philippines
587. 人民日报:习进平:南海诸岛自古以来就是中国领土
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589. newser: Letters Bare Intimate Details of Edith Piaf's Love Affair
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593. BBC: Why Google DeepMind wants your medical records
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596. BBC: Rolls-Royce appoints new chief excutive
597. BBC: The threats and abuse outspoken Pakistani women receive
598. BBC: Melbourne students' 'sexualised' Instagram posts spark anger
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601. Wikipedia: Apostolic Prefecture
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607. BBC: Turkey coup attempt: 'Arrest warrants issued' for journalists
608. BBC: David Duke, former Ku Klux Klan leader, to run for Congress
609. BBC: Why don't people talk more about stillbirths?
610. BBC: Is the Trump family America's next political dynasty?
611. gizmodo: Why Sleeping Alongside a Chicken is Good for You
612. BBC: Bikini-clad Swedish policewoman 'stops thief'
613. BBC: Panama launches investigation into 1989 US invasion
614. BBC: Drought 'shuts down Amazon carbon sink'
615. BBC: Hour's activity 'offsets sedentary day'
616. BBC: South China Sea: Vietnam airport screens hacked
617. BBC: Viewpoint: What if women ruled the world?
618. BBC: Are female leaders disadvantaged by media bias?
619. BBC: Pope Francis sets up commission to study question of women deacons
620. BBC: Can machines keep us safe from cyber-attack?
621. BBC: Seven times ordinary people shook up political debate
622. BBC: Slow-motion replays can distort criminal responsibility
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624. BBC: Rio 2016 Olympics: an opening ceremony of warmth, passion and hope
625. BBC: Why the Indian barbershop is a unique institution
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627. Tuoitrenews: Ho Chi Minh city opens coworking space for startups
628. BBC: In pictures: Fighting the flab
629. Wikipedia: Demonology
630. Vatican: Christian Faith and Demonology
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634. BBC: Following Columbus: the team trying to rewrite the explorer's route
635. BBC: Behind the hype of the 'Brazilian butt lift' and its founder
636. BBC: Delta cancels 300 more flights after power cut
637. BBC: North and South Korean gymnasts pose for Olympic selfie
638. BBC: Why it pays to be grumpy and bad-tempered
639. BBC: Feeling grumpy is 'good for you'
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647. BBC: Why Apple should repay Ireland 13bd euros, European Commission ruled
648. BBC: Do women want different business advice from men?
649. BBC: Th woman who discovered India's first HIV cases
650. BBC India's Ganges floods 'break previous records'
651. BBC: Tips for Indian politicians who tell women what to wear
652. The Phnom Penh Post: 'Exercises' bring military helicopters and vessels to CNRP's doorstep
653. BBC: Brazil impeachment: Key questions
654. BBC: Geologists search for Anthropocene 'golden spike'
655. ft: Cambodia strongman's family business links under scrutiny
656. Global Witness: Cambodian ruling family's secret stranglehold on economy poses major risk to foreign investors and wreaks havoc on population
657. Global Witness: Hostile Takeover
658. BBC: Mother Teresa declared saint by Pope Francis at Vatican
659. BBC: G20 leaders told 'avoid empty talk' by China's Xi Jinping
660. BBC: Obama calls off meeting with Philippine leader amid 'whore' jibe
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667. BBC: Robot operates inside eye in world first
668. BBC: How Zara's founder became the richest man in the world - for two days
669. BBC: North Korea's 'biggest' nuclear test sparks sanctions push
670. Aljazeera: North Korea hails 'successful' nuclear test
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674. BBC: Natalia's struggle to be heard in Russian election
675. BBC: Four Loko: 'Lose virginity' drink in China sparks debate
676. BBC: How Hanjin's collapse left a British artist stranded at sea
677. BBC: 'Fastest ever' leap in US household incomes
678. BBC: Making babies without eggs may be possible, say scientists
679. BBC: Government data security slammed in new report
680. BBC: MPs call for medical cannabis to be made legal
681. BBC: Yahoo 'state' hackers stole data from 500 million users
682. BBC: Ghana's problem with 'racist' Gandhi
683. BBC: Could turmeric really boost your health?
684. The Telegraph: Does 'plodding' UN chief Ban Ki-moon have his eye on becoming South Korea's new president?
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748. BBC: Park Geun-hye impeached: South Korea rally demands full removal
749. BBC: Nigeria Uyo: 'Scores dead' in church collapse
750. BBC: Ghana election: Opposition leader Akufo-Addo declared winner
751. BBC: Nobel Peace Prize: Santos calls for 'rethink' of war on drugs
752. BBC: Portugal's Antonio Guterres elected UN secretary-general
753. BBC: Hundreds of US gymnasts allege suxual abuse
754. BBC: 'Ms Dhu' inquest: Aboriginal woman's treatment 'inhumane'
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