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Huang di nei jing su wen : an annotated translation of Huang Di's Inner Classic -- Basic Questions / Paul U. Unschuld and Hermann Tessenow in collaboration with Zheng Jinsheng.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Unschuld, Paul U., Author.
Contributor:
Unschuld, Paul U. (Paul Ulrich), 1943-
Tessenow, Hermann, 1945-
Zheng, Jinsheng, 1946-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Su wen.
Medicine, Chinese--Early works to 1800.
Medicine, Chinese.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (1553 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Other Title:
Annotated translation of Huang Di's Inner Classic -- Basic Questions
Place of Publication:
Berkeley, Calif. : University of California Press, c2011.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
A foundation of Chinese life sciences and medicine, the Huang Di Nei Jing Su Wen is now available for the first time in a complete, fully annotated English translation. Also known as Su Wen, or The Yellow Emperor's Inner Classic, this influential work came into being over a long period reaching from the 2nd century bce to the 8th century ce. Combining the views of different schools, it relies exclusively on natural law as conceptualized in yin/yang and Five Agents doctrines to define health and disease, and repeatedly emphasizes personal responsibility for the length and quality of one's life. This two-volume edition includes excerpts from all the major commentaries on the Su Wen, and extensive annotation drawn from hundreds of monographs and articles by Chinese and Japanese authors produced over the past 1600 years and into the twentieth century.
Contents:
Huang Di Nei Jing Su Wen
Frontmatter
Acknowledgment
Contents Volume I
Prolegomena
Annotated Translation of Su wen 1 through 52
Chapter 1. Discourse on the True [Qi Endowed by] Heaven in High Antiquity
Chapter 2. Comprehensive Discourse on Regulating the Spirit [in Accordance with] the Qi of the Four [Seasons]
Chapter 3. Discourse on how the Generative Qi Communicates with Heaven
Chapter 4. Discourse on the True Words in the Golden Chest
Chapter 5. Comprehensive Discourse on Phenomena Corresponding to Yin and Yang
Chapter 6. Discourse on the Division and Unity of Yin and Yang
Chapter 7. Further Discourse on Yin and Yang
Chapter 8. Discourse on the Hidden Canons in the Numinous Orchid [Chambers]
Chapter 9. Discourse on the Six Terms [of a Year] and on Phenomena [Associated with the Condition] of the Depots
Chapter 10. The Generation and Completion of the Five Depots
Chapter 11. Further Discourse on the Five Depots
Chapter 12. d Discourse on Different [Therapeutic] Patterns Suitable [for Use in Different] Cardinal Points
Chapter 13. Discourse on Moving the Essence and Changing the Qi
Chapter 14. Discourse on Decoctions and Wines
Chapter 15. Jade Tablet Discourse on the Essentials
Chapter 16. Discourse on The Essentials of Diagnosis and on Exhaustion in the Conduits
Chapter 17. Discourse on the Essentials of Vessels and the Subtleties of the Essence
Chapter 18. Discourse on Phenomena [Reflecting the Status of] Qi in a Normal Person
Chapter 19. Discourse on the Jade Mechanism and the True [Qi of the] Depots
Chapter 20. Discourse on the Three Sections and Nine Indicators
Chapter 21. Further Discourse on the Conduit Vessels
Chapter 22. Discourse on How the Qi in the Depots Follow the Pattern of the Seasons
Chapter 23. Wide Promulgation of the Five Qi
Chapter 24 Blood and Qi, Physical Appearance and Mind
Chapter 25. Discourse on Treasuring Life and Preserving Physical Appearance
Chapter 26. Discourse on the Eight Cardinal [Turning Points] and on Spirit Brilliance
Chapter 27. Discourse on the Division and Union of True [Qi] and Evil [Qi]
Chapter 28. Discourse Thoroughly Deliberating upon Depletion and Repletion
Chapter 29. Discourse on the Major Yin and on the Yang Brilliance [Conduits]
Chapter 30. Explanation of the Yang Brilliance Vessel
Chapter 31. Discourse on Heat
Chapter 32. To Pierce Heat
Chapter 33. Discourse Deliberating upon Heat Disease
Chapter 34. Discourse on the Assessment of Movements Contrary [to their Regular Course]
Chapter 35. Discourse on Malaria
Chapter 36. To Pierce Malaria
Chapter 37. Discourse on Qi Recession
Chapter 38. Discourse on Cough
Chapter 39. Discourse on Pain
Chapter 40. Discourse on Abdomen and Center
Chapter 41. To Pierce Lower Back Pain
Chapter 42. Discourse on Wind
Chapter 43. Discourse on Blocks
Chapter 44. Discourse on Limpness
Chapter 45. Discourse on Recession
Chapter 46. Discourse on Disease Manifestations
Chapter 47. Discourse on Strange Diseases
Chapter 48. Discourse on Very Strange [Diseases]
Chapter 49. Explanations on the Vessels
Chapter 50. Discourse on the Essentials of Piercing
Chapter 51. Discourse on the Restrictions of Piercing
Chapter 52. Discourse on Prohibitions in Piercing
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Front matter 2
Contents Volume II
Prefatory notes to vol. 2
Annotated translation of su wen 53 through 71, 74 through 81
Chapter 53. Discourse on the Aims of Piercing
Chapter 54. Explanations on the Needles
Chapter 55. Discourse on Rules of Extended Piercing
Chapter 56. Discourse on Skin Sections
Chapter 57. Discourse On Conduits and Network [Vessels]
Chapter 58. Discourse on Qi Holes
Chapter 59. Discourse on Qi Palaces
Chapter 60. Discourse on Bone Hollows
Chapter 61. Discourse on Holes [to treat] Water and Heat.
Chapter 62. Discourse on Regulating the Conduits
Chapter 63. Discourse on Misleading Piercing
Chapter 64. Discourse on Opposition and Compliance in Piercing in [the Course of] the Four Seasons
Chapter 65. Discourse on Tip and Root and on the Transmission of Disease [Inside the Organism]
Chapter 66. Comprehensive Discourse on Arrangements of the Principal [Qi] of Heaven
Chapter 67. Comprehensive Discourse on the Progression of the Five Periods
Chapter 68. Comprehensive Discourse on the Subtle Significance of the Six [Qi]
Chapter 69. Comprehensive Discourse on Changes [resulting from] Qi Interaction
Chapter 70. Comprehensive Discourse on the Five Regular Policies
Chapter 71 Comprehensive Discourse on the Policies and Arrangements of the Six Principal [Qi]
Chapter 74. Comprehensive Discourse on the Essentials of the Most Reliable
Chapter 75. Discourse on Making Known the Perfect Teachings
Chapter 76. Discourse on Demonstrating a Natural Approach
Chapter 77. Discourse on Expounding the Five Faults
Chapter 78.Discourse on Evidence of the Four Failures
Chapter 79. Discourse on Yin and Yang Categories
Chapter 80. Discourse on Comparing Abundance and Weakness
Chapter 81 Discourse on Explaining the Subtleties of Essence
BIBLIOGRaphy
Notes:
"These 2 volumes will be sold as a boxed set under a single ISBN. No further volumes are forthcoming."--Comments, ECIP data view.
Includes bibliographical references.
Contains:
Su wen. English
ISBN:
9786613291776
9781283291774
1283291770
9780520948181
0520948181
OCLC:
756484688

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