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  • (인문학) 2017년 독서 목록
    사람되기/인문학 2017. 1. 12. 22:18

    <2017년도 독서 목록>


    금년도에 읽은(읽을) 단행본

    01. 주디 카나토, <자비로움 Field of Compassion How the New Cosmology Is Transforming Spiritual Life>, 

          성바오로 출판사, 281쪽. 12월4일부터 2017년 1월9일까지.

    02. 이영희, <노래하는 역사 - 이영희의 한일 옛 이야기>, 조선일보사, 372쪽. 2017년 1월10일부터 1월16일까지.

    03. 이희재, <번역의 탄생 - 한국어가 바로 서는 살아 있는 번역 강의>, 교양인, 411쪽, 1월17일부터 1월25일까지.

    04. George Orwell, <Animal Farm> <1984>, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 386 pages. 1월25일부터 2월1일 까지.

    05. 존 포트, 레이첼 피어시 저, 정현진 역, <로마 걷기여행> 터치아트, 237쪽. 2월20일부터 2월23일까지.

    06. 정기범, <Just go 이탈리아> 시공사, 478쪽. 2월23일부터 2월26일까지.

    07. 길희성, <마이스터 엑카르트의 영성 사상>, 분도출판사, 312쪽. 5월28일부터 7월19일.

    08. 이인평, <소금의 말>, 황금마루, 133쪽. 7월20일부터 7월20일까지.

    09. 프랑소아 어베, 이문희 역, <우주적 영성을 위하여 - 떼이야르의 발견>, 앞산밑북카페, 228쪽. 7월21일부터 7월28일까지.

    10. 빅또르 위고, 이형식 역, <레 미제라블1>, 팽귄클래식코리아, 476쪽. 7월28일부터 8월4일까지.

    11. 빅또르 위고, 이형식 역, <레 미제라블2>, 팽귄클래식코리아, 415쪽. 8월5일부터 8월8일까지.

    12. 빅또르 위고, 이형식 역, <레 미제라블3>, 팽귄클래식코리아, 392쪽. 8월8일부터 8월11일까지.

    13. 빅또르 위고, 이형식 역, <레 미제라블4>, 팽귄클래식코리아, 544쪽. 8월11일부터 8월13일까지.

    14. 빅또르 위고, 이형식 역, <레 미제라블5>, 팽귄클래식코리아, 453쪽. 8월13일부터 8월14일까지.

    15. 사마천, 박성연역, <한권으로 읽는 사기열전>, 아이템북스, 540쪽. 8월15일부터 8월20일까지.

    16. 사마천, 김진연역, <사기1 - 토끼사냥이 끝나면 사냥개를 잡아 먹는다>, 서해문집, 384쪽. 8월23일부터 8월30일까지.

    17. 짐콜린스, 이무열역, <좋은 기업을 넘어 위대한 기업으로 GOOD TO GREAT>, 김영사, 408쪽. 8월30일부터 9월24일까지.

    18. Noam Chomsky, <MAKING THE FUTURE: OCCUPATIONS, INTERVENTIONS, EMPIRE AND RESISTANCE>, City Lights Books, 319 pages. 9월30일부터 12월3일까지.

    19. 토마시 할리크, 최문희역, <하느님을 기다리는 시간: 자캐오를 기다리다>, 분도출판사, 264쪽. 12월16일부터 2018년 1월18일까지. 



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