- The Unique Theory of Cold Damage Advocated by Medical Practitioners in the Latter Era of the Joseon Dynasty
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Oh J
- KMID: 1986537
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 2012 Apr;21(1):1-24.
The issue of cold damage is one of the major topics of orthodox medicine in East Asia. From the historical view of point, most of the medical practitioners have turned... -
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- The Anatomical Revolution and the Transition of Anatomical Conception in Late Imperial China
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Sihn KH
- KMID: 1986539
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 2012 Apr;21(1):67-100.
This paper aimed to examine the anatomical revolution from Yilingaicuo (Correcting the Errors of Medicine) and Quantixinlun(Outline of Anatomy and Physiology) in late imperial China. As the cephalocentrism which the... -
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- Life and Works of Heo Yeng-suk, the First Female Medical Practitioner in Modern Korea
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Shin DW
- KMID: 1986538
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 2012 Apr;21(1):25-66.
Heo Yongsuk (1897-1975) was the second female medical doctor to study Western medicine in a foreign country, the second female journalist, and the one of the representative 'new modern woman'... -
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- Xavier Bichat's Medical Thought in the Historical Context of French Vitalism
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Hwang S
- KMID: 1986541
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 2012 Apr;21(1):141-170.
The French vitalism is different from vitalism in general. It is a position of some physiologists who worked from the end of the 18th century to the early days of... -
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- Development of Anatomy in the Edo Period: On the Publication of the Zoshi
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Kim SS
- KMID: 1986540
- Korean J Med Hist.
- 2012 Apr;21(1):101-140.
Chinese medicine that saw rapid development since the writing of Yellow Emperor's Canon of Internal Medicine (Hunagti Neiching) greatly influenced Korea and then Japan, firmly establishing its dominant position in... -
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