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The concepts of health and disease : from the viewpoint of four cultures / edited by Fengli Lan and Friedrich G. Wallner.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Lan, Fengli, editor.
Wallner, Friedrich G., editor.
Series:
Libri nigri ; 46.
Libri nigri ; 46
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Medicine--Philosophy.
Medicine.
Health.
Diseases.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (360 pages) : illustrations, tables.
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Nordhausen, [Germany] : Verlag Traugott Bautz GmbH, 2014.
Summary:
Eine neue wissenschaftliche Wahrheit pflegt sich nicht in der Weise durchzusetzen, daß ihre Gegner überzeugt werden und sich als belehrt erklären, sondern vielmehr dadurch, daß die Gegner allmählich aussterben und daß die heranwachsende Generation von vornherein mit der Wahrheit vertraut gemacht ist. Max Planck In manchen Disziplinen, oder sogar in den meisten, würden Sie sofort Probleme bekommen, wenn Sie bestimmte Autoren zitieren. Man würde dann sagen: "Der gehört nicht zu uns, der versteht nichts vom Fach."Friedrich G. Wallner InhaltsverzeichnisTable of ContentsPrefaceChapterAnalysis of and on Chinese MedicineFengli Lan (Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine)Friedrich G. Wallner (University of Vienna)Triple Jiao: Having a Name but No Shape?Fengli Lan (Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine)Friedrich G. Wallner (University of Vienna)Transmitting Trend of Chinese Medicine in the West:From Skills to WayZhang Lishan (Dongzhimen Hospital, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine)The Whole - the Starting Point of Understanding Disease in TCMSusanne Hiekel (Universität Duisburg-Essen, Institut für Philosophie)Traditionelle Chinesische Medizin -Ein paralleles ForschungsprogrammChapter 2European Reflections on Problems of Health and MedicineNicole Holzenthal (University of Oviedo, Intersophia -International Network of Philosophical Studies)Culture and Medicine in the Philosophical Materialism and Constructive RealismAndreas Schulz (University of Vienna)How can different medical systems be true at the same time?Popper, Feyerabend and Wallner about truth and methodJosé A. López Cerezo (Universidad de Oviedo)North by Northwest:The Seach for Objectivity in the Origins of Modern Western MedicineKonstantin S. Khroutski (Veliky Novgorod, Russia,Novgorod State University after Yaroslav-the-Wise)What can neo-Aristotelian ideas
contribute to establish an Integrative medicine?Gerhard Klünger (University of Vienna)Anthroposophic medicine (AM)A short introduction into basic conceptsHisaki Hashi (University of Vienna)Dr. Morita's Psychophysical Therapy Influenced by Zen Buddhism- A Comparison of the Thinking Principles of Morita and the Cognitive Scientist M. SchlickChapter 3The Special Situation of PsychotherapyKurt Greiner (Sigmund Freud University)Gabriela Breindl (Sigmund Freud University)Tools of Experimental Hermeneutics in Psychotherapy ScienceChapter 4The Buddhist PerspectiveSumalee Mahanarongchai (Bangkok, Thailand, Thammasat University)The Wheel of Life and Buddhist Understanding of HealthPataraporn Sirikanchana (Bangkok, Thailand, Thammasat University)Thai Buddhism on HealthAnchalee Chaiyasuj (Thailand, Ministry of Public Health)Thai Traditional Medicine in Thailand Health SystemChapter 5Aspects of Health from the Viewpoint of Islamic Culture and PhilosophyMohammad Khodayarifard (Iran, University of Tehran)Gholam Ali Afrooz (Iran, University of Tehran)Sayyed Mohsen Fatemi (The University of British Columbia)Yasamin Abedini (University of Isfahan)Spiritual-Religious Family Therapy:History, Theoretical and Experimental Basesand its Techniques and PrinciplesSaeid Zarghami-Hamrah (Kharazmi University)Mental health in intellectual/peripatetic attitude in Islamic philosophy with an emphasis on ideas by Ibn Miskawayh:Strangification of the doctrine of the mean? Reihelibri nigri - Band 46.
Contents:
Cover
Titelei
Impressum
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface
Chapter 1 Analysis of and on Chinese Medicine
Lan / Wallner - Triple Jiao: Having a Name but No Shape?
Lan / Wallner - Transmitting Trend of Chinese Medicine in the West: From Skills to Way
Lishan - The Whole - The Starting Point of Understanding Disease in TCM
Hiekel - Traditionelle Chinesische Medizin - ein paralleles Forschungsprogramm
Chapter 2 European Reflections on Problems of Health and Medicine
Holzenthal - Culture and Medicine in the Philosophical Materialism and Constructive Realism
Schulz - How can different medical systems be true at the same time? Popper, Feyerabend and Wallner about truth and method
Cerezo - North by Northwest: The Search for Objectivity in the Origins of Modern Western Medicine
Khroutski - What can neo-Aristotelian ideas contribute to establish an Integrative medicine?
Klünger - Anthroposophic medicine (AM )A short introduction into basic concepts
Hashi - Dr. Morita's Psychophysical Therapy Influenced by Zen Buddhism / A Comparison of the Thinking Principles of Morita and the Cognitive Scientist M. Schlick
Chapter 3 The Special Situation of Psychotherapy
Greiner - Tools of Experimental Hermeneutics in Psychotherapy Science
Chapter 4 The Buddhist Perspective
Mahanarongchai - The Wheel of Life and Buddhist Understanding of Health
Sirikanchana - Thai Buddhism on Health
Chaiyasuj - Thai Traditional Medicine in Thailand Health System
Chapter 5 Aspects of Health from the Viewpoint of Islamic Culture and Philosophy
Khodayarifard / Afrooz / Fatemi / Abedini - Spiritual-Religious Family Therapy: History, Theoretical and Experimental Bases and its Techniques and Principles.
Zarghami-Hamrah - Mental health in intellectual/peripatetic attitude in Islamic philosophy With an emphasis on ideas by Ibn Miskawayh: Strangification of the doctrine of the mean?.
Notes:
Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed March 3, 2015).
ISBN:
9783869457673
3869457678
OCLC:
905867901

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