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<table desc="Some favorite books" version="v01.08">
<r><c em=head>Author</c><c em=head>Title</c></r>
<r><c>Christopher Alexander</c><c>The Timeless Way of Building</c></r>
<r><c>Christopher Alexander, et al.</c><c>A Pattern Language</c></r>
<r><c>Hannah Arendt</c><c em=bold>The Human Condition</c></r>
<r><c>Ernest Becker</c><c>The Birth and Death of Meaning</c></r>
<r><c></c><c>Angel in Armor</c></r>
<r><c>Hans Blumenberg</c><c>The Genesis of the Copernican World</c></r>
<r><c></c><c>Shipwreck with Spectator: Paradigm of a Metaphor for Existence</c></r>
<r><c>Kenneth Boulding</c><c>The Image</c></r>
<r><c>Bertolt Brecht</c><c>Galileo</c></r>
<r><c></c><c>The Exception and the Rule</c></r>
<r><c em=bold>Hermann Broch</c><c em=bold>The Sleepwalkers</c></r>
<r><c></c><c em=bold>The Death of Virgil</c></r>
<r><c></c><c>The Spell</c></r>
<r><c>Elias Canetti</c><c em=bold>Crowds and Power</c></r>
<r><c>Cornelius Castoriadis</c><c>World in Fragments</c></r>
<r><c></c><c em=bold>Philosophy, Poltics, Autonomy</c></r>
<r><c>Miguel de Cervantes</c><c>Don Quixote</c></r>
<r><c>Lloyd deMause (ed.)</c><c em=bold>The History of Childhood: The untold story 
            of child abuse</c></r>
<r><c>Andre de Muralt</c><c em=bold>The Idea of Phenomenology: Husserlian exemplarism</c></r>
<r><c>Elizabeth Eisenstein</c><c em=bold>The Printing Press as an Agent of Change (2 vols)</c></r>
<r><c>Norbert Elias</c><c>The Society of Individuals</c></r>
<r><c></c><c>The History of Manners</c></r>
<r><c>Jacques Ellul</c><c>The Technological Society</c></r>
<r><c></c><c>The Technological System</c></r>
<r><c></c><c>The Technological Bluff</c></r>
<r><c>Heinrich Engel</c><c>The Japanese House: A Tradition for contemporary architecture</c></r>
<r><c>Sandor Ferenczi</c><c>The Unwelcome Child and His Death Instinct (essay, in: Final Contributions to the Problems and Methods of Psycho-analysis)</c></r>
<r><c>Eugen Fink (with notations by E. Husserl)</c><c em=bold>Sixth Cartesian 
            Meditation: The idea of a transcentendal theory of method</c></r>
<r><c>Michel Foucault</c><c>Discipline and Punish</c></r>
<r><c>Sigmund Freud</c><c>Civilization and Its Discontents</c></r>
<r><c>Richard Gabriel</c><c>No More Heroes: Madness and psychiatry in war</c></r>
<r><c em=bold>Hans-Georg Gadamer</c><c em=bold>Truth and Method</c></r>
<r><c></c><c>Reason in the Age of Science</c></r>
<r><c>Arnold Gehlen</c><c>Man in the Age of Technology</c></r>
<r><c>Carlo Ginzburg</c><c>The Cheese and the Worms</c></r>
<r><c>Erving Goffman</c><c>Frame Analysis: An Essay on the organization of experience</c></r>
<r><c em=bold>Jurgen Habermas</c><c>Moral Consciousness and Communicative Action</c></r>
<r><c>Pierre Hadot</c><c em=bold>Philosophy as a Way of Life</c></r>
<r><c></c><c>What is Ancient Philosophy?</c></r>
<r><c>Edward Hall</c><c em=bold>The Silent Language</c></r>
<r><c>Eric Havelock</c><c>Preface to Plato</c></r>
<r><c>George Herriman</c><c>Krazy Kat (cartoons)</c></r>
<r><c>Homer</c><c>The Odyssey</c></r>
<r><c em=bold>Edmund Husserl</c><c em=bold>The Crisis of European Sciences and 
            Transcendental Phenomenology</c></r>
<r><c>William Ivins, Jr.</c><c>Prints and Visual Communication</c></r>
<r><c>Melanie Klein</c><c em=bold>Envy and gratitude and other works, 1946-1963</c></r>
<r><c>Heinz Kohut</c><c em=bold>The Restoration of the Self</c></r>
<r><c>Thomas Kuhn</c><c em=bold>The Structure of Scientific Revolutions</c></r>
<r><c>Suzanne Langer</c><c em=bold>Philosophy in a New Key</c></r>
<r><c>Frederick LeBoyer</c><c em=bold>Birth Without Violence</c></r>
<r><c>Edward H. Levi</c><c>An Introduction to Legal Reasoning</c></r>
<r><c>Emmanual Levinas</c><c>Totality and Infinity</c></r>
<r><c>Bernard Lewis</c><c>What Went Wrong? Western Impact and Middle Eastern Response</c></r>
<r><c>John Lobell</c><c>Between Silence and Light: Spirit in the 
            architecture of Louis I. Kahn</c></r>
<r><c>Adolf Loos</c><c>Ornament and Crime (essay)</c></r>
<r><c>Alice Miller</c><c>The Drama of the Gifted Child</c></r>
<r><c></c><c>Thou Shalt Not Be Aware</c></r>
<r><c></c><c>For Your Own Good: Hidden cruelty in childhood and the roots of violence</c></r>
<r><c>Elsa Morante</c><c>History: A novel</c></r>
<r><c>Ivan Morris</c><c>The World of the Shining Prince</c></r>
<r><c>Robert Musil</c><c>The Man Without Qualities</c></r>
<r><c>Maurice Natanson</c><c>Edmund Husserl: Philosopher of infinite tasks</c></r>
<r><c>Soseki Natsume</c><c>I Am a Cat (see also: Zoobie, by Paul Hamanaka)</c></r>
<r><c></c><c>Kokoro</c></r>
<r><c>Walter Ong</c><c>The Presence of the Word</c></r>
<r><c>Enzo Paci</c><c em=bold>The Function of the Sciences and the Meaning of Man</c></r>
<r><c>Josef Pieper</c><c>Leisure: The basis of culture</c></r>
<r><c>Bernard Rudofsky</c><c>Architecture Without Architects</c></r>
<r><c>Jurgen Ruesch and Gregory Bateson</c><c em=bold>Communication: The social 
            matrix of psychiatry</c></r>
<r><c>Ernest Schachtel</c><c>Metamorphosis: On the development of affect,
            perception, attention, and memory</c></r> 
<r><c>Alfred Schutz</c><c>Collected Papers (3 vols)</c></r>
<r><c>Harold Searles</c><c>Collected Papers on Schizophrenia and Related
            Subjects</c></r>
<r><c>Murasaki Shikibu</c><c>The Tale of Genji</c></r>
<r><c>Bruno Snell</c><c>The Discovery of the Mind</c></r>
<r><c>Sophocles</c><c>Oedipus Rex, Oedipus at Colonus, Antigone</c></r>
<r><c>Erich von Stroheim</c><c>GREED (screenplay)</c></r>
<r><c>Stephen Toulmin</c><c em=bold>Cosmopolis: The hidden agenda of modernity</c></r>
<r><c>Sun Tzu</c><c>The Art of War</c></r>
<r><c>Joseph Weizenbaum</c><c em=bold>Computer Power and Human Reason: From judgment
            to calculation</c></r>
<r><c>Albrecht Wellmer</c><c>The Persistence of Modernity</c></r>
<r><c em=bold>D.W. Winnicott</c><c>The Maturational Processes
            and the Facilitating Environment</c></r>
<r><c></c><c>Playing and Reality</c></r>
<r><c>Soetsu Yanagi</c><c>The Unknown Craftsman</c></r>
</table>

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