- Introduction • Linda L. Barnes and TJ Hinrichs
- 1. The Pre-Han Period • Constance A. Cook
- Oracle Bones of the Late Shang Dynasty (ca. Thirteenth–Eleventh Centuries B.C.E.) • Ken Takashima
- The Dreams of the Lord of Jin • Constance A. Cook
- The Hexagram Gu • Xing Wen
- 2. The Han Period • Vivienne Lo
- The Treatment of Women • Lisa Raphals
- A Late Han Adept • TJ Hinrichs
- 3. The Period of Division and the Tang Period • Fan Ka-wai
- Shamans • Lin Fu-shih
- Prerequisites for Treating Childlessness • Jessey J.C. Choo
- Nurturing the Fetus • Sabine Wilms
- Childbirth • Jen-der Lee
- Ingestion of the Five Sprouts • Gil Raz
- The Celestial Brigand and Illness • Donald Harper
- Sun Simiao • Victor Xiong
- 4. The Song and Jin Periods • TJ Hinrichs
- Plague God Cults • Paul R. Katz
- Legendary Daoist Women • Catherine Despeux
- Song Printed Medical Works and Medieval Japanese Medicine • Andrew Edmund Goble
- 5. The Yuan and Ming Periods • Angela Ki Che Leung
- Arabic Medicine in China • Paul D. Buell
- Tuêẹ Tĩnh—Vietnamese Monk-Physician at the Ming Court • C. Michele Thompson
- A Chosǒn Korea Medical Synthesis: Hǒ Chun’s Precious Mirror of Eastern Medicine • Soyoung Suh
- Medical Schools and the Temples of the Three Progenitors • Reiko Shinno
- Children’s Medicine • Hsiung Ping-chen
- Li Shizhen • Kenneth J. Hammond
- Variolation • Chang Chia-Feng
- 6. The Qing Period • Yi-Li Wu
- Fertility Control and Demographics • Francesca Bray
- Female Alchemy • Elena Valussi
- The Nineteenth-Century Bubonic Plague Epidemic • Carol Benedict
- The Emperor’s Physician • Chang Che-chia
- The Jianghu Performance of Medical and Martial Arts in Late Imperial Vernacular Fiction • Paize Keulemans
- Eighteenth-Century European Views of Gongfu (Kungfu) • Linda L. Barnes
- The “Warm Diseases” Current of Learning • Marta E. Hanson
- 7. The Republic of China • Bridie J. Andrews
- Dissection in China • Larissa Heinrich
- Neurasthenia (shenjing shuairuo) in China • Hugh Shapiro
- Advertising Hygienic Modernity • Ruth Rogaski
- 8. The People’s Republic of China • Volker Scheid
- Propaganda and Health • Stefan R. Landsberger
- Folk Nutritional Therapy in Modern China • Eugene N. Anderson
- Inventing Qigong • David Ownby
- Chinese Medicine as Popular Knowledge in Urban China • Judith Farquhar
- Seal Penis, Viagra, and Sexual Potency in Post-Mao China • Everett Zhang
- Religious Healing in the People’s Republic of China • Thomas DuBois
- SARS, Bird Flu, and Media Transparency in China • Hepeng Jia
- 9. A World of Chinese Medicine and Healing: Part One • Linda L. Barnes
- Acupuncture in Argentina • Betina Freidin
- Acupuncture in Germany • Gunnar Stollberg
- Textuality and Truth in U.S. Chinese Medicine Education • Sonya Pritzker
- Acupuncture in Iraq • Lazgeen Ahmad, MD (Interview by Douglas Newton)
- Get on Track with Subhealth: Changing Trajectories of “Preventive Medicine” • Mei Zhan
- Placebo-Controlled Randomized Trials and Chinese Medicine • Ted J. Kaptchuk
- 10. A World of Chinese Medicine and Healing: Part Two • Linda L. Barnes
- Chinese Medicine in Africa • Elisabeth Hsu
- “Trialing” Chinese Medicine in Colonial Australia • Rey Tiquia
- TCM and Chinese Immigrants with Tuberculosis in New York City’s Chinatown: A Case Study • Ming Ho
- Is Vietnamese Medicine Chinese Medicine? • Laurence Monnais
- Visualizing Qi • Nancy N. Chen
- Taiji in America • Elijah Siegler
- Bibliography
- Acknowledgments
- Contributors
- Index
Chinese Medicine and Healing
An Illustrated History
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