有關 Gekizumi Dungeon Desu Ga Skill Hanshoku De Gyakuten Shitai To Omoimasu raw的搜索結果

馴養我吧。
我不過是成千上萬隻狐狸裡的其中一隻，跟別的沒什麼不同。
你要是馴養了我，在這個世界上我就是獨一無二的狐狸。

來自B612星球的小王子，跟一朵美麗的花鬧了彆扭，決定遠走他鄉。
這看似短暫實際漫長的旅程中，
小王子遇見沒有臣民的國王、每一分鐘都得工作的點燈人、從不出門的地理學家……
還有五千朵跟他心愛的玫瑰一模一樣的花。
心思單純的小王子發現這個世界很寬廣、很有趣，也會讓人陷入深深的悲傷，直到狐狸教會他那些重要的事……

「最後，我要送你一個祕密。」狐狸說：
光用眼睛，看不見真正重要的東西。
唯有用心看，才能看得清楚透徹。

【裝幀說明】
硬質圓背精裝，造型打凹、燙金書名，美術紙彩印書衣。

歷時12年，經過8次修訂，中文世界最權威的完整譯本
流傳百年，最適合親子共讀的世界文學經典！
充滿善良與慈愛，就是心靈最好的導師。

學習愛與被愛，做一個心靈富足的人

　　十歲的義大利少年恩利科每天寫日記，記錄著校園裡的日常，他孜孜不倦地寫了一整個學期，其中有著老師發自肺腑的感言、同學們之間的故事、來自父母親的叮嚀與教誨，及老師每個月講述的義大利小故事。恩利科從最初對學校的排斥，心境產生了變化，他逐漸體會到自己能生活在這個充滿愛的園地裡是多麼地幸運。

　　《愛的教育》正是一本教我們如何去愛，以及被愛如何表達感恩的小說。該書自一八八六年問世以來，一直是教育界重要的指定讀物，不僅在義大利當地再版超過三百次，更被翻譯為三十多種語言，廣受全世界讀者喜愛並一再捧讀。閱讀這些故事片段，無形中啟迪著我們要成為一個慷慨、懂得關懷的人。因為懂得被愛感恩，以及有能力去愛的人才是真正心靈富足的人。

本書特色

【影響義大利人最深的小說】
　　本書從翻譯引介進中文世界以來，一直是教育界重要的指定讀物，而該書一百多年前在義大利一推出就引起轟動，馬上成為中小學生必讀經典，可以說每個義大利人多少都曾經受這本書影響。《愛的教育》從1886年在義大利出版至今，銷量已經超過千萬，故事精采有趣，可說是義大利版的《頑童歷險記》，也是義大利最多人讀過的經典作品，每五個義大利人就有一個讀過《愛的教育》。

【中文世界最權威的完整譯本】
　　王干卿教授歷時12年，經過8次修訂，直接從義大利古文翻譯而成。《愛的教育》過去在台灣大多是從英、日文譯本轉譯成中文，鮮少有直接從義大利原文翻譯的版本，王教授的版本經過義大利政府頒獎認證，可說是目前中文世界最具權威、最完整的譯本。

【原版插圖】
　　本書中的插圖皆為義大利原文原版的插畫，畫風細膩寫實，完整呈現《愛的教育》原始風貌。

【改編卡通】
　　書中許多短篇故事相當膾炙人口，其中最出名的就是〈尋母記〉，日本還曾經改編成卡通《尋母三千里》，在日本、台灣播出時感動無數大人小孩。

【台灣第一位翻譯學博士專文導讀推薦】
　　陳宏淑教授畢業自台灣師範大學翻譯研究所博士班，是台灣第一人取得國內翻譯學博士學位，博士論文的主題正是《愛的教育》，可說是台灣《愛的教育》兒童文學翻譯的權威學者。

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