- Western medical theory introduced first to Korea
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Lee YT
- KMID: 853213
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 1995 Dec;4(2):179-185.
Western Medical Theory, subject of this thesis, was derived from physiological theory of western medical science which was inserted in the translation of Jesuit doctrine by Adam Schall, German,... -
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- Vitalism and Mechanism: Their Meanings in the Millieu of the 17th and 18th Centuries
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Hwang SI
- KMID: 853181
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 1993 Dec;2(2):99-113.
The views on the life in the early modern period(the 17th and 18th centuries) with their socio-cultural backgrounds and their meanings at that time were discussed in this paper.... -
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- A Historical Study on the Introduction and Development of Anatomy in Japan
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Yeo IS, Hwang SI
- KMID: 853198
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 1994 Dec;3(2):208-219.
Japan received the Western medicine through Portuguese, Spanish and Netherlanders. Especially Netherlanders established House of Trade in Nagasaki. Doctors from their homeland stayed there for several years for the... -
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- An Observation of the Question of how the Physician in Joseon Society was Treated or Evaluated: Taking the Heo Jun case as an example
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Park KR
- KMID: 877224
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 2002 Dec;11(2):154-164.
As is widely recognized, Heo Jun was a man who under King Seonjo (1568-1608) performed his duty as a royal physician very successfully and also left a truly monumental work... -
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- The Introduction of the Western Psychiatry into Korea (1): from the mid seventeenth century to 1911, the time of Japanese forced annexation of Korea
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Lee NM, Rhi BY
- KMID: 853266
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 1999 Dec;8(2):233-268.
The object of this study is to investigate the routes of the introduction of the western psychiatric knowledges and practices in Korea. The historical documents including newspapers and governmental bullettins... -
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- A Study on Background of Doctrine for Seasonal Febrile Diseases in The Qing Dynasty
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Shin SS
- KMID: 853200
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 1994 Dec;3(2):232-251.
The seasonal febrile diseases had been studied before Qing dynasty, but it was accomplished in Qing dynasty because of high incidence of the epidemics in those days. I studied... -
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- Development of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine and change of medical policy in China
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Shin SS
- KMID: 853265
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 1999 Dec;8(2):207-232.
"Sect of Integration of Chinese and Western Medicine" came into the world four hundred years ago when Traditonal Chinese Medicine(TCM) contacted Western Medicine(WM) at the begining of 17th century. It... -
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- On the traditional surgery of Choson period (II)
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SHIN JS, KEE CD, HWANG SI
- KMID: 853244
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 1998 Jul;7(1):77-97.
In this paper, authors discussed the classification of swelling (Chong), swelling-treatment methods (Chi-Chong) in Choson period, traditional notions about the natural history, treatment principles, popular healing methods of swelling,... -
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- The introduction of tobacco and the diffusion of smoking culture in Korea
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Sihn KH, Seo HG
- KMID: 877236
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 2001 Jun;10(1):23-59.
Since its introduction to Korea from Japan at the beginning of the seventeenth century, tobacco became very popular with an amazing rapidity among Koreans. Along with widespread cultivation of... -
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- The Beginning of Western Medical Education
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Kee CD
- KMID: 853164
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 1992 Dec;1(1):3-12.
Our country had quite an advanced system of medical education during the era of the Koryo Kingdom, and during the Choson Dynasty, the Kyong Guk Dae Jon, in Which... -
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- Ethics of the Body: A study on the ethical meanings of body in Spinoza and Yi Jae-Ma
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Yeo IS
- KMID: 853247
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 1998 Dec;7(2):179-197.
Michel Foucault has brought some considerable changes in our way of seeing human body. He argued that the body is not merely a natural object, but a medium of numerous... -
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