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Introduction | |
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The Pre-Han Period | |
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Oracle Bones of the Late Shang Dynasty (ca. Thirteenth-Eleventh Centuries B.C.E.) | |
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The Dreams of the Lord of Jin | |
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The Hexagram Gu | |
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The Han Period | |
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The Treatment of Women | |
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A Late Han Adept | |
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The Period of Division and the Tang Period | |
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Shamans | |
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Prerequisites for Treating Childlessness | |
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Nurturing the Fetus | |
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Childbirth | |
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Ingestion of the Five Sprouts | |
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The Celestial Brigand and Illness | |
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Sun Simiao | |
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The Song and Jin Periods | |
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Plague God Cults | |
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Legendary Daoist Women | |
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Song Printed Medical Works and Mediveal Japanese Medicine | |
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The Yuan and Ming Periods | |
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Arabic Medicine in China | |
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Tu� Tinh-Vietnamese Monk-Physician at the Ming Court | |
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A Choson Korea Medical Synthesis: Ho Chun's Precious Mirror of Eastern Medicine | |
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Medical Schools and the Temples of the Three Progenitors | |
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Children's Medicine | |
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Li Shizhen | |
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Variolation | |
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The Qing Period | |
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Fertility Control and Demographics | |
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Female Alchemy | |
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The Nineteenth-Century Bubonic Plague Epidemic | |
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The Emperor's Physician | |
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The Jianghu Performance of Medical and Martial Arts in Late Imperial Vernacular Fiction | |
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Eighteenth-Century European Views of Gongfu (Kungfu) | |
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The "Warm Diseases" Current of Learning | |
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The Republic of China | |
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Dissection in China | |
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Neurasthenia (shenjing shuairuo) in China | |
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Advertising Hygienic Modernity | |
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The People's Republic of China | |
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Propaganda and Health | |
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Folk Nutritional Therapy in Modern China | |
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Inventing Qigong | |
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Chinese Medicine as Popular Knowledge in Urban China | |
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Seal Penis, Viagra, and Sexual Potency in Post-Mao China | |
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Religious Healing in the People's Republic of China | |
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SARS, Bird Flu, and Media Transparency in China | |
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A World of Chinese Medicine and Healing: Part One | |
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Acupuncture in Argentina | |
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Acupuncture in Germany | |
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Textuality and Truth in U.S. Chinese Medicine Education | |
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Acupuncture in Iraq | |
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Get on Track with Subhealth: Changing Trajectories of "Preventive Medicine" | |
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Placebo-Controlled Randomized Trials and Chinese Medicine | |
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A World of Chinese Medicine and Healing: Part Two | |
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Chinese Medicine in Africa | |
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"Trialing" Chinese Medicine in Colonial Australia | |
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TCM and Chinese Immigrants with Tuberculosis in New York City's Chinatown: A Case Study | |
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Is Vietnamese Medicine Chinese Medicine? | |
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Visualizing Qi | |
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Taiji in America | |
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Bibliography | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Contributors | |
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Index | |