- Two Cultures in Medicine: Reduction or Construction?
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Kang SI
- KMID: 877226
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 2002 Jun;11(1):1-19.
Medicine is not only a science but also belongs to the humanities. Being a science means that it has the objective and universally applicable methodology. Science, because of its... -
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- Medicine and Orientalism in the Late Nineteenth Century Korea
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Lee JC
- KMID: 877228
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 2002 Jun;11(1):49-64.
The paper investigates medical missionaries that exerted a significant role in establishing Western medicine in the late nineteenth century Chosun, in relation to orientalism, an academically popularized concept introduced... -
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- The Emergence of Korean Modern Hospitals: Hospitals in the Late Period of Chosun Dynasty
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Cho WH, Park CY, Park CS
- KMID: 877227
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 2002 Jun;11(1):20-48.
Hospitals are confronting in the transforming or reforming period to cope with the rapid social and environmental changes worldwide. By the researches in the history of Korean health, we... -
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- Establishment of Transsphenoidal Approach in Skull Base Surgery: A Historical Analysis
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Seo IS, Kim OJ, Hwang SI
- KMID: 877229
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 2002 Jun;11(1):65-84.
Many approaches are being used for exposure of the anterior cranial base regions, ranging from extracranial to intracranial, such as transsphenoidal approach. This intracranial approach, developed in the beginning... -
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- The Development of Private Hospital in Modern Korea, 1885-1960
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Sihn KH, Seo HG
- KMID: 877230
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 2002 Jun;11(1):85-110.
Modern hospital in Korea was the space of competition and compromise among different forces such as the state power and social forces, imperialism and nationalism, and the traditional and... -
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