Elisabeth
Hsu ,Pulse
Diagnosis
in Early
Chinese
Medicine:
The
Telling
Touch
(Cambridge
Univ Pr ,2009)。
【簡介】This is a study of the
earliest extensive account of Chinese pulse
diagnosis, or more accurately, the examination
of mai. Dr Hsu focuses on a biography of Chunyu
Yi, a doctor of the early Han, and presents the
first complete translation into English of the
Memoir in the Historical Records by Sima Qian
(d. ca 86 BCE). This Memoir contains biographies
of the physician, medical case histories and
interviews, and constitutes a document of
enormous importance to the history of medicine
in China. The analysis covers the first ten
medical cases and their rich vocabulary on
touch, as used in Chinese pulse diagnosis. The
patients treated were mostly nobility of the
kingdom of Qi in Eastern China, who suffered
from the indulgences of court life and were
treated with early forms of decoction,
fomentation, fumigation, acupuncture and
moxibustion. To date there is no book on early
China of its kind........【全文】
本研討會期望透過跨科際的對話,探討人觀的重要議題,如人是什麼?是身體?是靈魂?或某種心物合一的存有者?從瀕死經驗探討生命有否超越與永恆的向度?在有限的物質時空中,如何肯定生命的意義或開創其意義?Prof.
Nancy Murphy、江丕盛教授、鄭曉江教授、釋慧開教授、孫效智教授、苑舉正教授、丁福寧教授、Dr. Stephen
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