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E-raamat: General Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine [Taylor & Francis e-raamat]

Edited by (Shanxi University of Tradtional Chinese Medicine, China), Edited by (Shanxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China)
  • Formaat: 142 pages, 22 Illustrations, black and white
  • Ilmumisaeg: 12-Nov-2009
  • Kirjastus: CRC Press Inc
  • ISBN-13: 9780429250422
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  • Formaat: 142 pages, 22 Illustrations, black and white
  • Ilmumisaeg: 12-Nov-2009
  • Kirjastus: CRC Press Inc
  • ISBN-13: 9780429250422
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Established by the Western Han dynasty more than 2,000 years ago, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is currently finding increased acceptance. A General Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine explores the thinking behind TCM, its philosophy-based theory, and its cutting-edge uses in todays clinical practice. The book covers:











Establishment and characteristics of TCMs theory Establishment and development of TCMs clinical system. Basic features of TCM TCMs philosophical bases: primordial qi, yin-yang and Five Elements TCMs medical model, method, and architecture

Organized to make information easily accessible, each chapter contains:











Goals & Requirements and Key Contents to enable readers to understand the core and the outline of the chapter Endnotes for readers to learn some cultural and historical information peculiar to China Glossary for readers to understand more specific information about TCM and Chinese culture

Complete with chapter outlines and ancillary material, this carefully designed guide brings a time-tested practice back to the future.
Preface
Introduction
1(16)
Establishment and Development of TCM's Academic System
1(4)
Primitive Society
1(1)
The Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 B.C.)
2(1)
The Zhou Dynasty (1046-256 B.C.) and the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 B.C.)
2(1)
The Qin and the Han Dynasties (221 B.C.-220 A.D.)
3(1)
From the Sui Dynasty to the Yuan Dynasty (581-1368 A.D.)
4(1)
The Ming (1368-1644 A.D.) and Qing Dynasties (1644-1911 A.D.)
5(1)
Great Historical Achievements of Early TCM
5(3)
The Qin and Han Dynasties (221 B.C.-220 A.D.)
5(1)
The Jin Dynasty (265-420 A.D.)
6(1)
The Tang, Song, and Yuan Dynasties (618-1368 A.D.)
7(1)
The Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368-1911 A.D.)
8(1)
Basic Theoretical Views of TCM
8(9)
The Outlook of Man and Nature
9(2)
TCM's Physiological and Pathological Outlooks
11(2)
TCM's Outlook on Health Maintenance and Treatment
13(4)
Theoretical System of TCM: Formation and Characters
17(10)
The Formation of the Theoretical System of TCM
17(3)
The Promotion of Social Culture
17(1)
Experiential Accumulation
18(1)
The Observation of Life Phenomena
18(1)
The Penetration of Philosophical Ideas
19(1)
The Disciplinary Properties of TCM
20(7)
Multidisciplinary Properties: Natural Science, Humanistic-Social Science, and Philosophy
21(1)
TCM: Both Basic and Applied Disciplines
22(5)
Clinical System of TCM: Formation and Development
27(10)
Accumulation of Clinical Experiences
27(2)
Primitive Cognition of Disease
27(1)
From Witches' Practice to Medical Treatment
28(1)
Medication Development: From Single-Symptom-and-Single-Medicine-Based Medication to Compound-Symptom-and-Prescription-Based Medication
28(1)
Exploration of Disease's Cause and Law
29(1)
The Classic of Internal Medicine and The Classic of Medical Problems: Explorations of the Cause and Law of Disease
29(1)
The Classic of Meteria Medica: Pharmacological Development
30(1)
Preliminary Establishment of TSD
30(3)
Accumulation of Therapeutic Experiences
33(2)
Furthering Cognition of Disease
34(1)
Improving Therapeutic Understanding
34(1)
Theory Inheritance and Practice Standardization
35(1)
Complete Summary of Clinical Experiences and the Perfection of the TSD Model
36(1)
Basic Features of TCM
37(18)
The Concept of Holism
38(8)
The Human Body: An Organic Integrity
38(5)
The Unity of Man and Nature
43(3)
Treatment Based on Syndrome Differentiation (TSD)
46(9)
Specific Contents of TSD
47(4)
Relationship between Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment
51(1)
The Principles of TSD
51(3)
Superiority of TSD
54(1)
Philosophical Foundation of TCM
55(44)
The Theory of Primordial Qi
56(3)
The Formation and Development of the Theory of Primordial Qi
56(1)
The Basic Contents of the Theory of Primordial Qi
56(2)
The Application of the Theory of Primordial Qi in TCM
58(1)
The Theory of Yin-yang
59(18)
The Origin and Formation of the Yin-yang Theory
60(1)
The Basic Concept of Yin-yang
61(2)
Basic Contents of Yin-yang Theory
63(5)
The Application of Yin-yang Theory in TCM
68(9)
The Theory of Five Elements
77(21)
The Formation and Development of the Theory of Five Elements
77(1)
The Characteristics of Five Elements
78(1)
Categorization and Deduction of Things in Terms of Five Elements
79(3)
Fundamental Contents of the Theory of Five Elements
82(5)
Application of the Theory of Five Elements in TCM
87(11)
Interrelationships among Theories of Primordial Qi, Yin-yang, and Five Elements
98(1)
Model, Method, and Architecture of TCM
99(14)
The Model of TCM
99(4)
Preliminary Establishment of the Bio-psycho-social-medical Model
99(3)
TCM's Peculiar Model and Its Principle
102(1)
The Method of TCM
103(4)
General Philosophical Methods of TCM
103(1)
Specific Research Methods of TCM
104(3)
The Architecture of TCM
107(6)
A Summary of the Fundamental Theories of TCM
108(2)
A Summary of the Clinical System
110(3)
Main References 113(2)
Endnotes 115(6)
Glossary 121(6)
Subject Index 127(4)
Title Index 131(2)
Name Index 133
Shanxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China Shanxi University of Tradtional Chinese Medicine, China
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