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Records of Diseases in Ancient China
The American Journal of Chinese Medicine, 1976No abstract recieved.
L, Gwei-Djen, J, Needham
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Recognition of dementia in ancient China
Neurobiology of Aging, 2012A search of previous records in the literatures was done to summarize the opinions for dementia in ancient China. The earliest description of dementia was traced in the Yellow emperor's internal classic, a book written 2000 years ago. Hua Tuo (AD 140-208) in Han Dynasty first denominated "dementia" in the book, Hua Tuo Shen Yi Mi Zhuan.
Jia, Liu, Lu-Ning, Wang, Jin-Zhou, Tian
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The Australasian Journal of Optometry, 1935
(1935). The Eyes of Ancient China. Clinical and Experimental Optometry: Vol. 18, No. 11, pp. 544-547.
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(1935). The Eyes of Ancient China. Clinical and Experimental Optometry: Vol. 18, No. 11, pp. 544-547.
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On Hypotenuse Diagrams in Ancient China
Centaurus, 1997The Zhou Bi suanjing (The mathematical classic of the gnomon of the Zhou [Dynasty], first century B. C.) opens with a dialogue where the so-called Pythagorean theorem is stated in an algorithmic way. The paper enters a debate that has developed over the last decades concerning the meaning of this section: some scholars argue that this piece of text ...
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2023
Abstract This chapter surveys the development of new ideas about nature, the universe, and the human body in ancient China, focusing on the period between the fifth century bce and the second century ce. It focuses in particular on cosmogony (the study of the origins of the universe) and cosmology, astrology and the calendar, and ...
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Abstract This chapter surveys the development of new ideas about nature, the universe, and the human body in ancient China, focusing on the period between the fifth century bce and the second century ce. It focuses in particular on cosmogony (the study of the origins of the universe) and cosmology, astrology and the calendar, and ...
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Ancient China’s Cultural Constitution
2018This chapter examines the role and significance of a unified script and Mandarin Chinese for the political and cultural formation of ancient China. From the Qin dynasty on, the bureaucracy was staffed by intellectual elites selected from their localities but sharing a unified script system and approximately similar pronunciation.
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British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, 1995
In March of this year I had the good fortune to lead the British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation's Healthcare Study Tour to China, organised in association with Master Travel Limited. This afforded me a unique opportunity to see, at first hand, rehabilitation in practice.
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In March of this year I had the good fortune to lead the British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation's Healthcare Study Tour to China, organised in association with Master Travel Limited. This afforded me a unique opportunity to see, at first hand, rehabilitation in practice.
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The mysteries of ancient China
Asian Affairs, 1997A l'occasion de l'exposition intitulee Les mysteres de la Chine antique du British Museum, l'A evoque l'ouverture de ce pays au monde occidental avant de s'interesser au materiel recemment decouvert et qui nous renseigne sur l'art des dynasties Shang, Zhou, Qin et Han de la Chine imperiale. L'A relate egalement l'histoire de ces dynasties.
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