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Japanese Acupuncture and Moxibustion in Europe from the 16th to 18th Centuries
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| Table of Contents | I. Medicine in Early Modern Interactions between East and West II. A ‘Secluded Country’ as a Source of Information III. ‘Southern Barbarians’ and Sino-Japanese Medicine IV. The Relocation of the Dutch Trading Post and the Beginning of Continuous Interactions between Japanese and European Physicians V. ‘Moxa’ as a Remedy against Podagra VI. On the Transmission of Acupuncture to the West VII. Controversy about the Evaluation |
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| Created Date | 2012.09.06 |
| Modified Date | 2020.10.12 |