(해설이 있는) 돈키호테 이야기 : Don Qvixote of the Mancha (영문판)
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| Publication Date | 2018/11/13 |
| Pages/Weight/Size | 148*210*20mm |
| ISBN | 9791127252298 |
| Categories | 소설/시/희곡 > 스페인/중남미소설 |
Contents
PREFACE
DON QVIXOTE OF THE MANCHA
(해설이 있는) 돈키호테 이야기 (영문판)
- 미국대학위원회(SAT) 추천도서 101권 선정 '필독서'
- 서울대 추천도서 100권 선정 '필독서'
- 연세대 추천도서 200권 선정 '필독서'
- 고려대 추천도서 선정 '필독서'
I. An Introduction to that famous gentleman, Don
Quixote of the Mancha
II. Of the First Sally that Don Quixote made to
seek Adventures
III. Of the Pleasant Manner of the Knighting of Don
Quixote
IV. Of what befell our Knight when he left the Inn,
V. How Don Quixote returned home, and what happened
to his Library, and how he sallied
forth a second time to seek Adventures,
VI. Of the dreadful and never-to-be-imagined Adventure
of the Windmills, and of the fearful
Battle which the gallant Biscayan fought
with Don Quixote,
VII. Of what passed between Don Quixote and the
Goatherds, and of the unfortunate Adventure
with the Yanguesian Carriers,
VIII. How Don Quixote arrived at an Inn which he
imagined to be a Castle, and there cured
himself and Sancho with the Balsam of
Fierabras,
IX. How Sancho paid the Reckoning at the Inn
which Don Quixote supposed was a Castle,
X. Of the Adventure of the Two Armies,
XI. Of a wonderful Adventure which Don Quixote
went through without peril to himself or
Sancho,
XII. The great Adventure and rich Winning of the
Helmet of Mambrino,
XIII. How Don Quixote set at liberty many poor
Wretches who were being taken to a
Place to which they had no wish to go,
XIV. Of what befell Don Quixote in the Brown
Mountains,
XV. The Story of Cardenio,
XVI. Of the Strange Adventures that happened to
the Knight of the Mancha in the Brown
Mountains, and of the Penance he did
there in imitation of Beltenebros,
XVII. Of Sancho's Journey to the Lady Dulcinea,
XVIII. The Story of Cardenio continued,
XIX. The Story of Dorothea, who loved Don
Fernando,
XX. Of the pleasant Plan they carried out to persuade
Don Quixote not to continue his
Penance,
XXI. Of the Journey to the Inn,
XXII. The Story Sancho Panza told his Master of
his Visit to the Lady Dulcinea,
XXIII. What happened during their further Journey
towards the Inn,
XXIV. Of the extraordinary Battle which Don
Quixote waged with what he took to
be a Giant,
XXV. Which treats of other rare Adventures which
happened at the Inn,
XXVI. Wherein is continued the History of the
famous Princess Micomicona,
XXVII. Of the strange Enchantment of the Unfortunate
Knight,
XXVIII. Wherein is continued the wonderful Adventures
at the Inn,
XXIX. Wherein is finally decided the Dispute about
Mambrino's Helmet and the Pannel,
XXX. In which is finished the notable Adventures
of our good Knight,
DON QVIXOTE OF THE MANCHA
(해설이 있는) 돈키호테 이야기 (영문판)
- 미국대학위원회(SAT) 추천도서 101권 선정 '필독서'
- 서울대 추천도서 100권 선정 '필독서'
- 연세대 추천도서 200권 선정 '필독서'
- 고려대 추천도서 선정 '필독서'
I. An Introduction to that famous gentleman, Don
Quixote of the Mancha
II. Of the First Sally that Don Quixote made to
seek Adventures
III. Of the Pleasant Manner of the Knighting of Don
Quixote
IV. Of what befell our Knight when he left the Inn,
V. How Don Quixote returned home, and what happened
to his Library, and how he sallied
forth a second time to seek Adventures,
VI. Of the dreadful and never-to-be-imagined Adventure
of the Windmills, and of the fearful
Battle which the gallant Biscayan fought
with Don Quixote,
VII. Of what passed between Don Quixote and the
Goatherds, and of the unfortunate Adventure
with the Yanguesian Carriers,
VIII. How Don Quixote arrived at an Inn which he
imagined to be a Castle, and there cured
himself and Sancho with the Balsam of
Fierabras,
IX. How Sancho paid the Reckoning at the Inn
which Don Quixote supposed was a Castle,
X. Of the Adventure of the Two Armies,
XI. Of a wonderful Adventure which Don Quixote
went through without peril to himself or
Sancho,
XII. The great Adventure and rich Winning of the
Helmet of Mambrino,
XIII. How Don Quixote set at liberty many poor
Wretches who were being taken to a
Place to which they had no wish to go,
XIV. Of what befell Don Quixote in the Brown
Mountains,
XV. The Story of Cardenio,
XVI. Of the Strange Adventures that happened to
the Knight of the Mancha in the Brown
Mountains, and of the Penance he did
there in imitation of Beltenebros,
XVII. Of Sancho's Journey to the Lady Dulcinea,
XVIII. The Story of Cardenio continued,
XIX. The Story of Dorothea, who loved Don
Fernando,
XX. Of the pleasant Plan they carried out to persuade
Don Quixote not to continue his
Penance,
XXI. Of the Journey to the Inn,
XXII. The Story Sancho Panza told his Master of
his Visit to the Lady Dulcinea,
XXIII. What happened during their further Journey
towards the Inn,
XXIV. Of the extraordinary Battle which Don
Quixote waged with what he took to
be a Giant,
XXV. Which treats of other rare Adventures which
happened at the Inn,
XXVI. Wherein is continued the History of the
famous Princess Micomicona,
XXVII. Of the strange Enchantment of the Unfortunate
Knight,
XXVIII. Wherein is continued the wonderful Adventures
at the Inn,
XXIX. Wherein is finally decided the Dispute about
Mambrino's Helmet and the Pannel,
XXX. In which is finished the notable Adventures
of our good Knight,